ESYLUX COMPACT PD-C 360/8 BMS DALI-2 User manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
COMPACT
• PD-C 360/8 BMS DALI-2
• PD-C 360/24 BMS DALI-2
• PD-C 360/32 BMS DALI-2
INDOOR AUTOMATIONIGB
PRESENCE DETECTORS

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Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Informationen zum Dokument 5
1.1 Einführung ......................................................................................................5
1.2 Hervorhebungen im Text ...................................................................................5
1.3 Herstelleradresse .............................................................................................6
1.4 Produktidentizierung.......................................................................................6
1.5 Warnhinweise ..................................................................................................7
2. Grundlegende Sicherheitsinformationen 8
2.1 Sicherheitshinweise ..........................................................................................8
2.2 Bestimmungsgemäße Verwendung .....................................................................8
2.3 Haftung und Schäden.......................................................................................9
3. Produktbeschreibung 9
3.1 Einführung ......................................................................................................9
3.2 Lieferumfang ................................................................................................. 10
4. Montage 11
5. Anschluss 12
6. Inbetriebnahme 13
7. Einstellungen 13
7.1 Memorybank 2 .............................................................................................. 14
7.1.1 Sensor-LED-Modus............................................................................. 14
7.1.2 Sensor-LED-Helligkeit ......................................................................... 15
7.1.3 ALS-Korrekturfaktor ........................................................................... 15
7.1.4 ALS-Korrekturfaktor bestimmen ........................................................... 16
7.1.5 Memorybank 2 .................................................................................. 17
7.1.6 PIR-Empndlichkeit............................................................................18
8. Wartung 18
8.1 Reinigung......................................................................................................19
9. Technische Daten 19

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10. Entsorgung 21
11. EU-Konformitätserklärung 21
12. ESYLUX Herstellergarantie 22

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Information about the document
1. Information about the document
1.1 Introduction
These operating instructions contain detailed information on the installation,
commissioning and setting options of the product described.
The current version of this document is available on the respective product
page at
www.esylux.com and can be printed out in A4 format. Read the
operating instructions carefully and observe all safety instructions and
warnings.
Reading the digital document is supported by the following functions:
• Linked table of contents: Clicking on the chapter title opens the
corresponding chapter.
• Linked references: Clicking on Reference opens the specied
location.
• List of bookmarks: An overview of all chapters can be found in the list
of bookmarks in the PDF document.
1.2 Highlighted information within the text
To make these operating instructions easier to read, certain information is
highlighted using different formatting.
The meaning of this formatting is explained below:
¾ Calls to action
9 Results and outcomes of actions
< > Menu items in the app
 Text references
Important and useful additional information
Warns of dangerous electrical voltage
Navigating on
screen
Formatting

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Information about the document
1.3 Manufacturer's address
ESYLUX GmbH
An der Strusbek 40
22926 Ahrensburg I Germany
[email protected]
www.esylux.com
1.4 Product identication
These instructions apply to the following products:
Item number Product name
EP10428203 PD-C 360/8 BMS DALI-2
EP10428210 PD-C 360/24 BMS DALI-2
EP10424885 PD-C 360/32 BMS DALI-2
The item number and product name are located on the product nameplate.
The product name contains essential information about the product:
Element Meaning
PD Presence detector
C COMPACT series
360 Detection angle [°]
8 / 24 / 32 Detection range width [m] Ø
BMS Building Management System
DALI-2 Control system

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Basic safety information
1.5 Warnings
Warnings are listed at the start of the relevant chapter if there is a risk of a
hazardous situation occurring.
The preceding signal words have the following meanings:
DANGER!
This signal word denotes a hazard involving a high level of risk. Failure to
observe the warning will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING!
This signal word denotes a hazard involving a moderate level of risk. Failure
to observe the warning may result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION!
This signal word denotes a hazard involving a low level of risk. Failure to
observe the warning may result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION!
This signal word warns against situations in which failure to observe the
notice may result in damage to property.
2. Basic safety information
2.1 Safety instructions
Electrical devices connected to a 230 V mains supply may only be assembled
and commissioned by electrical installation technicians or trained electricians,
taking country-specic regulations into account.
Specialist person-
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Basic safety information
DANGER!
Risk of fatal injury from electric shock!
¾ Observe the ve safety rules:
1. Disconnect the power supply
2. Secure the power supply from being switched on again
3. Check that the relevant components have been de-energised
4. Set up the earthing and short-circuiting mechanisms as required
5. Cover or isolate
neighbouring live parts
¾ Protect the device with a 10 A circuit breaker.
¾ Protect the circuit with a residual current device (RCD).
¾ Observe the contact opening width (μ=<1.2mm).
2.2 Intended use
COMPACT series DALI-2 BMS presence detectors are designed for integration
into a DALI-2 bus system in indoor applications. The presence detector uses
passive infrared technology (PIR). It requires a clear view of people and reacts to
even the smallest movements, such as the movements of a person sitting at a
desk. The presence detector is particularly suitable for rooms with daylight that
are used for extended periods of time, such as classrooms, ofces, meeting and
conference rooms, sports halls, tness rooms, warehouses and exhibition halls.
Any other use beyond this is considered improper and can lead to personal
injury and damage to property. Only use this product in accordance with the
information provided in these instructions.
2.3 Liability and damages
The device must not be changed, modied or painted – doing so will render any
warranty claims void.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused due to improper use.
Check the device for damage after unpacking. If the device is damaged, return
it to the place of sale.
Place of use
Warranty

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Product description
3. Product description
3.1 Introduction
The COMPACT series DALI-2 BMS presence detector has been developed for
intelligently controlling lighting groups in accordance with the DALI-2 standard.
It has been designed for integration into a DALI-2 bus system in indoor
applications.
The DALI-2 BMS presence detector detects movement, light values or push
button actuations and converts them into DALI-2 information. The control unit
(e.g. an APC presence detector) manages all the information and automatically
controls the DALI-2 groups based on the information from the DALI-2 BMS
presence detector.
Main product features:
• Certied in accordance with the DALI-2 standard
• Only suitable for lighting control using a DALI-2-enabled application
controller
• Integrated motion and light sensor based on the IEC62386-303/-304
standard
• Two non-oating inputs for connecting push buttons based on the
IEC62386-301 + IEC62386-302 standard
CAUTION!
Do not use external voltage.
• Supply voltage on the DALI-2 bus system
3.2 Included in delivery
1 x presence detector
1 x lens mask
1 x quick-reference guide
Properties

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Installation
4. Installation
The following types of installation are possible:
with accessory with accessory
Installation using the
surface-mounted box*
Installation in
suspended ceilings and
ush-mounted boxes
Installation
using the ceiling
installation set*
*Required accessories are not included in the scope of delivery.

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Connection
5. Connection
DANGER!
Risk of fatal injury from electric shock!
¾ Before connecting, disconnect the bus voltage supply (e.g. APC) at the
mains.
¾ Check that the relevant components have been de-energised.
Connect the DALI-2 BMS presence detector:
¾ Observe the following wiring diagram and terminal assignment:
DA DALI-2 bus
S2 Push button 2
S1 Push button 1
DA DA DA S2 S1 S1DA S2
DA+
DA-
Standard operation with optional control via a closing button. The maximum
cable length from the push button to the presence detector is 30 m.
The length of the installation cable with a wire cross-section of
1.5mm² must not exceed 300m.
Terminal assign-
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Initial operation
6. Initial operation
Initial operation is carried out in accordance with the applicable DALI-2
standard.
¾ Connect the DALI bus voltage.
9 A warm-up phase of approx. 25seconds is initiated.
9 When the green sensor LED briey ashes three times, the warm-up
phase is complete.
The signals from the sensor LEDs indicate the following:
• Blue and red sensor LEDs ash alternately
9 No DALI-2 short address assigned.
(Factory setting in delivery state)
• Purple sensor LED ashes
9 DALI-2 localisation and identication of the detector.
• Blue LED ashes
9 DALI-2 short address assigned.
The presence detector provides the application controller with the following
instances in their entirety:
Instance no. 0 Push button input S1 (instance type 1 in accordance with
IEC62386-301)
Instance no. 1 Push button input S2 (instance type 1 in accordance with
IEC62386-301)
Instance no. 2 Presence detector (instance type 3 in accordance with
IEC62386-303)
Instance no. 3 Ambient light sensor (instance type 4 in accordance with
IEC62386-304)
Instance no. 4 Switch input S1 (instance type 2 in accordance with IEC62386-
302)
Instance no. 5 Switch input S2 (instance type 2 in accordance with IEC62386-
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Settings
7. Settings
The presence detector is parameterised and controlled only via the
application controller (APC).
7.1 Memory bank 2
The DALI-2 BMS presence detector offers conguration/setting elements that
have not yet been dened by the IEC-62386 standards.
The following settings can be dened in memory bank 2:
• Sensor LED on/off and sensor LED brightness
• Ambient light sensor (ALS) correction factor
• Sensitivity of the motion sensor (PIR)
The memory bank (memory bank 2) is written or read via standard DALI-2
commands.
7.1.1 Sensor LED mode
Value
(decimal)
Value bits* Description
0 0000 0000 Sensor LEDs are deactivated.
Deactivating the sensor LEDs will hide all sensor
LED signals for normal operation.
The following events are not hidden:
-DALI identication procedure started by the
IDENTIFY DEVICE command
-The LED sequence displayed during the warm-
up phase immediately after switching on
-PIR test modes
1 0000 0001 Sensor LEDs are activated.
All events are signalled by the sensor LEDs.

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Settings
Value
(decimal)
Value bits* Description
2 0000 0010 (Like value = 1)
3 0000 0011 Sensor LEDs are activated.
All events are signalled by the sensor LEDs.
Deactivating the 303 instance deactivates the
signalling of events in the "Motion detection
suppressed" category. This is applied if the
sensor does not need to indicate any detected
movement.
*The sensor LED mode settings provide the setting options listed below, which
can be set independently to 1 or 0:
Bit [0] set: LEDs activated.
Bit [1] set: Deactivating the 303 instance also deactivates the signalling of
events in the "Motion detection suppressed" category.
7.1.2 Sensor LED brightness
The sensor LED brightness can be congured from 5&nbsp;-&nbsp;100% with
values from 5&nbsp;…&nbsp;100. If sensor LEDs are to be deactivated, set the
sensor LED mode value to 0.
7.1.3 ALS correction factor
The ALS correction factor of the ambient light sensor indicates the ratio
between the measured value from the ceiling and the value sent to the APC by
the DALI-2 BMS presence detector.
Different reection behaviour indoors leads to differences in the brightness
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Settings
to compensate for these differences and can be set between 0.1&nbsp;…
&nbsp;5.0.
• 0.1 corresponds to value 1 in memory bank 2
• 5.0 corresponds to value 50 in memory bank 2
Factory setting: ALS correction factor = 1
The DALI-2 BMS presence detector does not perform an ALS correction. The
light value reported via the DALI-2 bus corresponds to the measured light value
from the ceiling.
The light value reported by the DALI-2 BMS presence detector is limited to
819.0 lux. The reason for this is the 13 bit resolution reported by the DALI 304
instance.
7.1.4 Determining the ALS correction factor
The ALS correction factor of a single ambient light sensor is measured and
determined using a lux meter at two points on the ground oor (100lux and
500lux).
¾ Dim the lighting until the lux meter indicates a value of
100lux.
¾ Read the lux value measured by the DALI-2 BMS sensors
¾ Determine the correction factor for each DALI-2 BMS presence
detector and apply to "ALS0 correction factor100lux" and "ALS1
correction factor100lux".
¾ Repeat these steps for 500lux.
9 The ALS correction factor is determined
Example:
Brightness value measured using a lux meter on the oor: 100lx
Brightness value measured by DALI-2 BMS presence detector from the ceiling:
54lx
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Settings
7.1.5 Memory bank 2
To congure settings in memory bank 2, use standard DALI commands for
reading/writing to memory banks.
Location Description Memory
type
(reference 1)
Value
range
Default
value1
RESET value
(reference 2)
0x04 LED mode, e.g. LEDs
activated, "Motion detection
suppressed" signalling
deactivated
0 = LEDs deactivated
1 = LEDs activated
3 = LEDs activated, but
the "Motion detection
suppressed" event is not
displayed if the 303 instance
is deactivated
NVM 0 … 3 3 No change
0x05 LED brightness in the range
5 %…100 %
NVM 5 … 100 50 No change
0x08,
0x09
ALS 0 - correction factor 100
lux in 1/10 of the measured
value
NVM 1 … 50 10 No change
0x0A,
0x0B
ALS 0 - correction factor 500
lux in 1/10 of the measured
value
NVM 1 … 50 10 No change
0x0C,
0x0D
ALS 1 - correction factor 100
lux in 1/10 of the measured
value
NVM 1 … 50 10 No change
0x0E,
0x0F
LS 1 - correction factor 500
lux in 1/10 of the measured
value
NVM 1 … 50 10 No change
0x10 PIR sensitivity as in the range
1 % … 100 %
(reference 3)
NVM 1 … 100,
254, 255
95 Firmware < V2.1.0:
No change
Firmware >=
V2.1.0: Set to
default value
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Maintenance
Reference 1:
ROM = Read-only memory, cannot be changed by the user.
NVM = Non-volatile memory, can be changed by the user.
Reference 2:
Value is reset to this default value by the "0xFE 0x10 RESET" DALI command.
Reference 3:
Although some DALI-2 BMS presence detector models use more than one PIR
sensor, the sensitivity of all sensors for the device can only be set to the same
value once.
7.1.6 PIR sensitivity
Memory location 0x10 allows the PIR sensitivity to be read and set from
1%…100% —the higher the value, the higher the sensitivity of the sensor.
Special memory location values:
• 254: This value resets the PIR sensitivity to the factory setting.
Subsequent reading operations then report the factory setting until
this value is overwritten.
• 255: This measured value indicates that adjustment of the PIR
sensitivity is not supported.
The DiiA has proposed new DALI commands for adjusting the
sensitivity of the sensors. As soon as they become available, memory
bank2 will reect the adjustments made using the new commands.
Any value between 101 and 254 will reset the PIR sensitivity to the factory
setting.
8. Maintenance
The device is maintenance-free. In the event of damage, the entire device must
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Technical data
8.1 Cleaning
CAUTION!
Using the wrong cleaning products will damage the device. Do not use
corrosive cleaning agents or solvents to clean or maintain the device.
¾ Use a lint-free cloth that is either dry or dampened with water.
9. Technical data
Mounting
Installation type Flush-mounted / device box Ø 68 mm
Installation position Ceiling
Installation dimensions Installation depth: 24 mm, Ø 60 mm
Connection type Plug terminal
Connectable wire cross-section 1.5 - 2.5 mm²
Housing
Dimensions PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
Height/depth
62 mm, Ø
108 mm
Height/depth
70 mm, Ø
108 mm
Height/depth
70 mm, Ø
108 mm
Weight PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
130 g
134 g
134 g
Material UV-stabilised polycarbonate
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Technical data
Protection type with accessories IP54 with surface-mounted box (not
included in the scope of delivery)
Permissible ambient temperature 0 °C…+50 °C
Relative humidity 5&nbsp;-&nbsp;93 %, non-condensing
Colour White, similar to RAL 9010
Electrical design
Control system DALI-2
Protection class II
Nominal voltage 9.5&nbsp;-&nbsp;22.5 V
Power consumption Peak current DALI
No load current DALI
10 mA
6 mA
Standby consumption < 0.1 W
Sensor
Detection angle 360°
Detection range diagonally PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
Ø 8 m
Ø 24 m
Ø 32 m
Detection range head-on PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
Ø 6 m
Ø 11 m
Ø 11 m
Presence detection range PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
Ø 4 m
Ø 8 m
Ø 8 m
Field of detection PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
Up to 50 m²
Up to 453 m²
Up to 805 m²
Rec. Installation height 3 m
Max. installation height PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
5 m
10 m
10 m
Light measurement Mixed light
Level of brightness 5 – 2000 lx

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Disposal
Channels (lighting / HVAC)
Lighting push button input 2
DALI-2 device type Input device in accordance with -301
(push button),
input device in accordance with -302
(switch,
absolute values), input device in
accordance with -303
(presence and motion detectors),
input device in accordance with -304
(light sensor)
Switch-on time 600 ms
Field of detection PD-C …/8
PD-C …/24
PD-C …/32
C1 lighting
C1 lighting
C1 - C16 lighting
Function Sending values
Push button input Yes
10. Disposal
This product must not be disposed of with unsorted residual waste.
Owners and operators of the product are legally obliged to dispose of
all parts of the product properly and according to type. Contact your
local town council for more information.
11. EU Declaration of Conformity
The product complies with the following directives:
EMC 2014 / 30 / EU
LVD 2014 / 35 / EU
CE declaration