Douglas Lighting Controls Dialog WIR-3110 User manual

IR Setting Unit User Manual
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WIR-3110

Contents
Infrared Setting Unit
Description and Function of IR Setting Unit 3
Description and Function of LCD 4
Setting a Switch 5
Setting a Dimmer Switch 6
Setting a 8-Contact Input Unit 7
Setting a Occupany Sensor 9
Setting a Photo Sensor 10
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Description & Function
Infrared Receptor
Liquid Crystal Display Panel (LCD)
UP / DOWN Buttons
LEFT / RIGHT Buttons
Scroll Wheel
Center Wheel
Power Supply
Toggles Up or Down through option elds
Selects the input component number to be
programmed (Left for previous, Right for next)
Scrolls through all options associated with a
partiuclar eld (clockwise forward, counter-
clockwise backward)
Sets and enters the eld highlighted by the
cursor
2 AA standard alkaline or rechargeable NiMH
batteries
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Description & Function
Liquid Crystal Display Panel (LCD)
1. Device Name
2. Delay ON Time
3. Delay OFF Time
5. Action
4. Occupancy
6. Function of Selected Device
7. Channel Number
8. Address
9. Input Type
10. Input Component Number
11. Cursor
The device that you are programming. Available devices are:
1-4 Button Switch, 8 Button Switch, Dimmer Switch, 8-Contact
Input, Key Switch, PIR Occupancy Sensor and Photo Sensor.
Sets a switch’s function. Options are: ON only, OFF only,
Toggle (ON and OFF), Dim Up, Dim Down. Sets the Contact
Input Units function to correspond to the Contact-type that is
connected to its terminals.
Output channel to be programmed.
Sets the Address for the device being programmed.
Input to target: Individual, Group, Local Preset, Global Preset,
Indiviual Dim, Group Dim.
The input component of a device being programmed
(multiple button switch or 8-Contact Input Unit).
Indicates a selected item.
Number of seconds an ON command is delayed after being
activated. Minimum 0 Seconds - Maximum 40 minutes.
*When ‘Occupancy PIR’ is the device selected, this eld will
indicate the level of sensitivity to apply (from 0-10)*.
Number of seconds an OFF command is delayed after being
activated. Minimum 0 Seconds - Maximum 40 minutes.
The action to be performed by the IR Setting Unit. READ
(Reads current settings from a particular device), WRITE
(Writes the current settings on the LCD screen to a particular
device), CLEAR (Clears all settings associated with a device),
OFF (Turns the IR Setting Unit O).
Indicates whether occupancy sensor connected will use
default manufacturer settings for time delay (NO) or time
delay as set by the IR Setting Unit (YES) *for 8-Contact Input
Unit only*.
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Setting a Switch
Setting a Switch
Step 1 - Switch Conguration
Step 4 - Assigning an Output Channel
Step 2 - Input Type
Step 5 - Assigning a Function
Step 7 - Delay OFF
Step 3 - Assigning an Address
Step 6 - Delay ON
Step 8 - Writing Programming to a Switch
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘#-Button Switch’ eld.
Select the switch conguration that matches the switch that you are programming by
rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or counterclockwise. *Instructions apply for a Key Switch as well
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Type’ eld. Select the
switch input type to apply to the switch that you are programming by rotating the scroll
wheel clockwise or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Addr’ eld. Select
the address you wish to assign the switch by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Addr’ eld. Select
the address you wish to assign the switch by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Fn’ eld. Select
the function you wish to assign the switch by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘On’ eld. Select the
amount of time you wish to delay an ON command after it is initiated. The time can be
adjusted from 0 seconds to 40 minutes by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘O’ eld. Select
the amount of time you wish to delay an OFF command after it is initiated. The time
can be adjusted from 0 seconds to 40 minutes by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the bottom right eld.
Rotate the center scroll wheel until ‘Write’ is highlighted. Point the Infrared transmitter
approximately 0.5”away from the IR lens of the switch being programmed and press the
center button of the IR Setting Unit. You will hear a single solid beep sound indicating that
the switch was successfully programmed.
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Setting a Dimmer Switch
Setting a Dimmer Switch
Step 1 - Switch Conguration
Step 4 - Assigning an Output Channel
Step 5 - Writing Programming to a Switch
Step 2 - Dimming Type
Step 3 - Assigning an Address
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Dimmer Switch’ eld.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Type’ eld. Select the
dimming type (Dim an individual output channel or Dim a group) to apply to the switch that
you are programming by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Addr’ eld. Select
the address you wish to assign the switch by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
*Applicable only when programming an individual dimmer
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Ch’ eld. Select the
output channel you wish to assign the switch by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the bottom right eld.
Rotate the center scroll wheel until ‘Write’ is highlighted. Point the Infrared transmitter
approximately 0.5” away from the IR lens of the switch being programmed and press the
center button of the IR Setting Unit. You will hear a single solid beep sound indicating that
the switch was successfully programmed.
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Setting a 8-Contact Input Unit
Setting a 8-Contact Input Unit
Available functions are:
Step 1 - Selecting a 8-Contact Input Unit
Step 4 - Assigning an Output Channel
Step 5 - Assigning a Function
Step 2 - Input Type
Step 3 - Assigning an Address
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘8-Contact Input’ eld.
Select the 8-Contact Input Unit from the list of options by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise
or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Type’ eld. Select the
input type to apply to the Contact Input Unit that you are programming by rotating the scroll
wheel clockwise or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Addr’ eld. Select the
address you wish to assign the Contact Input Unit by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Ch’ eld. Select the output
channel you wish to assign the Contact Input Unit by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Fn’ eld. Select the
function you wish to assign the Contact Input Unit by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
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Setting a 8-Contact Input Unit
Setting a 8-Contact Input Unit
Step 6 - Delay ON
Step 9 - Assigning an Output Channel
Step 7 - Input Type
Step 8 - Assigning an Address
*If you are connecting an Occupancy Sensor By Others and wish to use the built in delay time, adjust the time
directly on the sensor according to the manufacturers specications and set the delay ON and OFF elds of
the WIR-3110 to 0 Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘On’
eld. Select the amount of time you wish to delay an ON command after it is initiated. The
time can be adjusted from 0 seconds to 40 minutes by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
*If you are connecting an Occupancy Sensor By Others and wish to use the built in delay time, adjust the time
directly on the sensor according to the manufacturers specications and set the delay ON and OFF elds of the
WIR-3110 to 0 Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘O’ eld.
Select the amount of time you wish to delay an OFF command after it is initiated. The time
can be adjusted from 0 seconds to 40 minutes by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Occ’ eld. Select either
ON or OFF.
• select ON if you wish to use the delay settings on the IR Setting Unit. Ensure that the
adjustable delay time directly on the sensor is set to the lowest setting possible.
• select OFF if you wish to use the delay settings provided by the manufacturer directly on the
sensor. Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Occ’ eld. Select
either ON or OFF.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the bottom right eld.
Rotate the center scroll wheel until ‘Write’ is highlighted. Point the Infrared transmitter
approximately 0.5” away from the IR lens of the switch being programmed and press the
center button of the IR Setting Unit. You will hear a single solid beep sound indicating that
the switch was successfully programmed.
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Setting a Occupancy Sensor
Setting a Occupancy Sensor
Step 1 - Delay ON
Step 4 - Assigning an Output Channel
Step 7 - Assigning an Output Channel
Step 2 - Input Type
Step 5 - Input Type
Step 3 - Assigning an Address
Step 6 - Assigning an Address
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Occupancy PIR’ eld.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Type’ eld. Select the
input type (Individual, Group, Preset Local, Preset Global) to apply to the sensor that you are
programming by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Sens’ eld. Select the
level of sensitivity (1 - 10) you wish to apply to the Occupancy Sensor being programmed. A
level of ‘1’ being the least amount of sensitivity and a level of ‘10’ being the greatest.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Addr’ eld. Select
the address you wish to assign the sensor by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘O’ eld. Select
the amount of time you wish to delay an OFF command after it is initiated. The time
can be adjusted from 0 seconds to 40 minutes by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Ch’ eld. Select the
output channel you wish to assign the Occupancy Sensor by rotating the scroll wheel
clockwise or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the bottom right eld.
Rotate the center scroll wheel until ‘Write’ is highlighted. Point the Infrared transmitter
approximately 0.5” away from the IR lens of the sensor being programmed and press the
center button of the IR Setting Unit. You will hear a single solid beep sound indicating that
the sensor was successfully programmed.
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Setting a Photo Sensor
Setting a Photo Sensor
Step 1 - Photo Sensor Selection
Step 4 - Writing Programming to a Photo Sensor
Step 2 - Photo Type
Step 3 - Assigning an Address
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Photo Sensor’ eld.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Type’ eld. Select the
input type (Local Photo and Global Photo) to apply to the sensor that you are programming
by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the ‘Addr’ eld. Select
the address you wish to assign the sensor by rotating the scroll wheel clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, move the cursor until it highlights the bottom right eld.
Rotate the center scroll wheel until ‘Write’ is highlighted. Point the Infrared transmitter
approximately 0.5” away from the IR lens of the sensor being programmed and press the
center button of the IR Setting Unit. You will hear a single solid beep sound indicating that
the switch was successfully programmed.
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Notes
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