Glamox LMS MG PIR CLS SENSOR-R User manual

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LMS MG PIR CLS SENSOR-R
B29004001
307127
Presence detectors
EN
1. Product characteristics
•Passive infrared presence detector for ceiling installation
•Circular detection area 360° (up to 491 m2)
•Restriction of detection area with cover clips
•Automatic lighting control with constant lighting control
or switching operation
•Lighting dimmable in switching operation with or wit-
hout effect of daylight
•Orientation light (standby function)
•DALI solution for up to 3 exibly addressable lighting
channels
•Easy, intuitive conguration of DALI groups
•Mixed light measurement suitable for uorescent lamps
(FL/PL/ESL), halogen/incandescent lamps and LEDs
•Adaptable 3-channel light measurement
•Calibration of brightness measurement
•Fully or semi-automatic operation, switchable
•Brightness setpoint value adjustable in lux
•Teach-in function via remote control or button
•Self-learning time delay
•Reduction of time delay when present briey (short-term
presence)
•Detection sensitivity congurable
•Connection option for up to 3 conventional buttons for
manual dimming and switching
•Flexible assignment of buttons to required lighting chan-
nel by remote control
•Behaviour upon button operation selectable
•Scene functionality
•Easy conguration of the energy-saving response with
“eco plus” function
•Test mode for checking function and detection area
•Light test mode for checking the brightness threshold
•Extension of detection area via Master/Master switching
•Protection rating IP 54 (installed)
•Ceiling installation in ush-mounted box
•Accessories: Surface mounting on ceilings possible with
back box LMS MG SURFACE MNT FRAME (B29011002),
optional; user remote control LMS MG USER REMOTE
(B29012001), optional; app remote control LMS MG
PROGRAM REMOTE BT (B29012003) optional, and the
corresponding Glamox Sensor-app (iOS/Android); safety
cover LMS SENSOR SAFETY COVER (B29011001), optional
2. Safety
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
Installation should only be carried out
by a qualified electrician!
WARNING
•Work on electrical systems may only be carried out by
qualied electricians or by instructed persons under the
guidance and supervision of a qualied electrician in
accordance with the technical regulations applying to
electricity!
•Comply with the country-specic safety regulations for
work on electrical systems! Ensure absence of voltage in
the cable before installation!
•The device is maintenance-free. If the device is opened
or penetrated with any object, the guarantee shall lapse.
3. Proper use
The presence detector is intended for indoor installation.
4. Function
The presence detector is primarily used in ofces, schools,
conference rooms and corridors, as well as in homes, for easy
and energy-efcient control of lighting. The lighting is accor-
dingly inuenced by switching or constant lighting control.
Function description






 Mixed light measurement
Presence detection
 Articial light
Push button for manual lighting control
Incident daylight
Lighting channel C1, C2, C3
The lighting is controlled by presence and brightness. Articial
lighting is switched on and regulated at a constant brightness
level via the DALI interface in the event of too little daylight
and when the room is occupied.
The lighting is switched off via the DALI interface if there is
sufcient daylight or if the room is unoccupied.
Up to 3 lighting groups (lighting channels C1 - C3) can be
congured on one single DALI line. DALI devices can be
addressed and grouped very easily and intuitively. A detailed
description can be found in chapter „9. Start-up“.

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Constant light control
Constant light control compensates for variations in daylight
by controlling the lighting. The overall brightness will be kept
constant at the desired brightness level. The lighting is swit-
ched on with the switch-on dimming value and controlled so
that it reaches the set brightness setpoint value. Depending
on „school“ or „ofce“ conguration type, the presence detec-
tor behaves differently after manual dimming via button:
•„School“ conguration type for applications in classrooms
and meeting rooms:
 Manual dimming deactivates constant light control.
 Lighting remains at dimmed level when room is occupied
(no brightness inuence).
 Switching off and on returns to standard operation.
•„Ofce“ conguration type for applications in small and
large ofces:
 Constant light control remains active temporarily after
manual dimming to the current brightness value as the new
brightness setpoint value.
 The new brightness setpoint value only applies if the room
is occupied.
 After the lighting time delay expires, the originally set
brightness setpoint value is restored.
Switching operation
Switching response is controlled by presence and brightness.
The channel light switches on in darkness and if presence
is detected. The light switches off when there is sufcient
brightness or once the room is vacated after the set lighting
time delay. The light is switched on with the switch-on dim-
ming value. By using the button, the intensity of articial light
can be changed for the duration of the presence. Following
override using the button, the light stays on for at least 30
min. The light is forced off after a preset time delay if the
room was (previously) vacated.
Standby (orientation light)
The standby function acts as an orientation light. After the
lighting time delay expires, the lighting is set to the standby
dimming value (1 – 25%) of the lamp output. The standby
time can be set to between 0 s and 60 min or permanently.
The lighting is switched off if the brightness level in the room
exceeds the brightness setpoint value. The lighting automati-
cally returns to the standby brightness if the room brightness
falls below the brightness setpoint value. When the room
is entered again, the detector returns to the programmed
brightness setpoint value, either automatically (fully automa-
tic device) or after the button is operated (semi-automatic
device).
Lighting time delay
The minimum time delay (10 s – 60 min) is adjustable. It
adjusts automatically to the user‘s behaviour and can incre-
ase to 30 minutes or drop back to the set minimum time.
With settings ≤ 2 min or ≥ 30 min, the time delay remains
unchanged at the set value. If someone goes into an unoccu-
pied room only briey and leaves it within 30 seconds, then
the lighting will be switched off prematurely after 2 minutes
(short-term presence).
Push button control
The lighting can be manually switched or dimmed at any time
at the push of a button. A short press of the button switches
the light on or off, a longer press of the button dims the ligh-
ting up or down. The dimming direction changes each time
the button is pressed. If the lighting is switched off manually,
the lighting will stay off as long as the room is occupied. The
lighting switches on again automatically after the time delay
has expired. Please pay attention to the differing behaviour of
the constant light control and the switching operation, which
is described in the corresponding chapter.
Fully or semi-automatic device
Lighting control via the presence detector operates fully
automatically for increased comfort or semi-automatically for
greater energy savings. The lighting switches on and off auto-
matically as a “fully automatic device”. As a “semi-automatic
device”, the lighting must always be switched on manually.
The lighting is switched off automatically.
Exceptionally easy configuration of the energy-saving beha-
viour
By using the selection “eco” for optimal switching behaviour
or “eco plus” for maximum energy savings, users can adjust
the presence detector to their needs.
5. Detection area
The circular detection area of theRonda P presence detector
covers a large detection area, and permits a complete room
coverage with many applications. Note that seated and wal-
king persons are detected in different areas. The recommen-
ded installation height is 2 m – 6 m. As installation height
increases, the sensitivity of the presence detector decreases.
Walking motions are necessary from installation heights of
3.5 m, and the detection areas of several detectors should
overlap in the marginal zones. The detection range is reduced
as the temperature increases.
Seated persons:
The presence detector reacts very sensitively to the slightest
movements. The information refers to table height (approx.
0.80 m).
S
t
r
s
S
t
r
s
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Installation
height (A)
Moving persons
Across (t)
Moving persons
Frontal (r)
Seated persons
(s)
2.0 m 380 m2Ø 22 m 28 m2Ø 6 m 20 m2Ø 5 m
2.5 m 415 m2Ø 23 m 38 m2Ø 7 m 28 m2Ø 6 m
3.0 m 452 m2Ø 24 m 50 m2Ø 8 m 38 m2Ø 7 m
3.5 m 452 m2Ø 24 m 50 m2Ø 8 m 38 m2Ø 7 m
4.0 m 452 m2Ø 24 m 50 m2Ø 8 m – –
5.0 m 452 m2Ø 24 m 50 m2Ø 8 m – –
6.0 m 452 m2Ø 24 m 50 m2Ø 8 m – –
10.0 m 491 m2Ø 25 m 50 m2Ø 8 m – –
All gures are guidance values.

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Brightness measurement
The presence detector measures arti cial light and daylight
by means of three directed light measurements. The central
light measurement detects the brightness directly below the
detector (A), while the two other light measurements detect
the brightness close to the window (B) or in the interior (C).
The installation location is the reference point for the lighting
level. The brightness measurement can be adapted to the
conditions in a room with the room correction factor.
~ 1,8 m ~ 1,8 m
1
C B
A
Each light measurement area maps a rectangle of about 2.0 x
3.5 m at table height. Depending on the operating mode, the
light measurements are assigned as followed:
•2-channel: Window light measurement (B) is perma-
nently assigned to lighting channel C1 and interior light
measurement (C) to lighting channel C2
•3-channel: As with 2-channel, but with free choice
between central light measurement (A) and integral light
measurement (average of light measurements A + B + C)
in the case of lighting channel C3
Switching
Direct light in uences the light measurement. Avoid placing
 oor lamps or suspended lighting directly below the detector.
Constant light control
The detector must be positioned in such a way that it only
detects arti cial light that it controls itself. Arti cial light that
is controlled by other detectors or manually switched work
lighting in uence the brightness measurement of the detec-
tor. The detector must not be exposed to direct arti cial light.
Switching operation
If the brightness measurement is deactivated, the light only
comes on when presence is detected (brightness setpoint
value set to “measurement off” via the remote control).
Suitable lamps
The presence detector is designed for the operation of  uo-
rescent lamps, compact  uorescent lamps, halogen/incande-
scent lamps and LEDs.
6. Installation
LNote window/interior alignment!
Flush-mounted  tting
The presence detector is  ush-mounted using a size 1 stan-
dard  ush-mounting installation socket.
Surface-mounted installation
A back box LMS MG SURFACE MNT FRAME (B29011002) is
available for surface mounted installation.
7. Connection
The presence detectors can be combined as master in indi-
vidual switching or as master/master in parallel switching.
Several push buttons can be connected to one control input.
Illuminated push buttons can only be used with neutral con-
ductor connection.
With the app in combination with app remote control lighting
channels C1 to C3 can be assigned to the required button
inputs S1 to S3 via the parameter <Terminal SX assignment>.
The input S3/P can be used for the master/master switching,
or as button input S3. The factory setting is „Parallel“.
Up to 50 DALI operating devices can be connected to each
master device. We recommend distributing the DALI operating
devices equally over the 3 external conductors.
LAll detectors and buttons must be connected to the same
external conductor.
Individual switching
In individual switching, the presence detector, as master,
detects presence and brightness and controls lighting.

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Master
DALI
DA+ DA–S1 S2
EVG
S3/PNL
N
L
EVG
Master/master parallel switching
Several masters can be used in parallel switching. Each
master controls its lighting groups according to its own
brightness measurements. Time delays and brightness
setpoint values are set individually on each master. Presence
continues to be detected by all detectors.
Master
DALI DALI
DA+ DA–S1 S2
S3/PNL
N
L
EVG
Master
DA+ DA–S1 S2
S3/PNL
EVG
•Master with 2 lighting groups and individual brightness
measurement
•Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel
•Use the same phase for all detectors and buttons
8. Settings
The presence detectors are supplied with basic settings ready
for operation. The specications are guidance values. The app
remote control LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT in combination
with the Glamox Sensor-app is available for start-up support.
They enable remote setting. The parameters can be queried,
adjusted and optimised. A range of variable parameters is
available for adjustment with the remote control (see section
“Parameters via remote control”).
Settings via the button
Pressing any button for longer than 15 s triggers the teach-in
of the brightness setpoint value by the teach-in function. In
addition, the teach-in function can be conveniently executed
via app in combination with the app remote control LMS MG
PROGRAM REMOTE BT (see section “Control commands via
remote control”, page 8).
The teach-in function via the button can be disabled using
the app when the <Conguration button/RC> parameter is
set to “disabled”.
The lighting groups can also be congured using the but-
tons. All connected buttons can be used for conguration.
A detailed description can be found in chapter „9. Start-up“
(page 9).
Conguration via the buttons can be disabled via app in com-
bination with the app remote control when the <Conguration
button/RC> parameter is set to “disabled”.
Parameters via remote control
The following parameters can be checked or changed via
the remote control for support during start-up as well as
servicing:
Parameter Description Can be
checked
via app
Can be
changed
via app
Function C1/C2
Function C3
Selection: switching/
control x x
Light measurement
source C3
Selection: Centre/
Integral x
Terminal S1 assignment
Terminal S2 assignment
Selection: C1/C2/
C1+C2/C3/C1+C3/
C2+C3/C1+C2+C3
x
Terminal S3/P
assignment
Selection: Parallel/C1/
C2/C1+C2/C3/C1+C3/
C2+C3/C1+C2+C3
x
Brightness set point value
C1, C2, C3
Value range in lux/
measurement off x x
Brightness actual value
C1, C2, C3
Query brightness actual
value x
Room correction factor
Win
Room correction factor
on side towards window x x
Brightness measurement
value Win
Lux meter brightness
value on side towards
window in lux
x
Room correction factor
Mid
Room correction factor
middle x x
Brightness measurement
value Mid
Lux meter brightness
value middle in lux x
Room correction factor
Inn
Room correction factor
Inn x x
Brightness measurement
value Ins
Lux meter brightness
value interior in lux x
Room correction factor Int Room correction factor
Integral x x
Brightness measurement
value Int
Lux meter brightness
value Integral in lux x
Detection sensitivity (PIR) Value range in
increments x x
Lighting time delay Value range in seconds
and minutes x
Short presence Short-term presence:
On/Off x x
Energy saving mode Selection: eco/eco plus x x
Switch-on dimming value
C1, C2, C3 Value range in % x
Conguration type C1/C2
Conguration type C3 Selection: auto/man x x
Control speed Selection: standard/
medium/fast x
Minimum dimming value Value range in % x
Maximum dimming value Value range in % x
Switching off brightness Value range in minutes/
hours/never off x
Manual dimming
response Selection: school/ofce x
Standby time
Value range in seconds/
minutes/Permanently
on
x
Standby dimming value Value range in % x
IR group address C1,
IR group address C2,
IR group address C3
Selection: All/I/II/III
(App to VIII) x
Scene 1 C1
Scene 2 C1
Scene for lighting chan-
nel C1 value range in % x
Scene 1 C2
Scene 2 C2
Scene for lighting chan-
nel C2 value range in % x
Scene 1 C3
Scene 2 C3
Scene for lighting chan-
nel C3 value range in % x

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Parameter Description Can be
checked
via app
Can be
changed
via app
Conguration button/RC Selection: enabled/
disabled x
LED display motion Off/On x
Checking the set values
With the app in combination with the app remote control,
parameters can be queried by sending values level-by-level
to the detector. If the sent value is below the set parameter,
the LED illuminates briey. If the sent value is equal to or
above the set parameter, the LED ickers for 2 s.
Function C1, C2
The lighting channels C1 and C2 can be operated together in
the switching operation or constant lighting control function.
Settings are made via the <Function C1/C2> parameter.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Switching Lighting channels C1 and C2 are in the switching operating
function
Control Lighting channels C1 and C2 light are in the constant lighting
control function
Function C3
Lighting channel C3 can be operated independently from
lighting channels C1 and C2 in the switching operation or
constant lighting control function. Settings are made via the
<Function C3> parameter.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Switching Lighting channel C3 is in the switching operating function
Control Lighting channel C3 is in the constant lighting control function
Light measurement source C3
The presence detector measures articial light and daylight
by means of three directed light measurements, see section
„Brightness measurement“ on page 3.
In the case of 2-channel operation, the window light mea-
surement (B) is permanently assigned to lighting channel C1
and interior light measurement (C) to lighting channel C2.
In the case of 3-channel operation, in addition, the central
light measurement (A) or integral light measurement (average
of all 3 light measurements) is assigned to lighting channel
C3.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
centre Lighting channel C3 uses the central light measurement (A),
spot metering.
Integral Lighting channel C3 uses the average of all 3 light measure-
ments (A + B + C).
Terminal S1 assignment, terminal S2 assignment,
terminal S3/P assignment
Button terminals S1 and S2 can be assigned to the required
lighting channel at any time, without any need for rewiring.
Terminal S3/P can be used in two different ways. Either
buttons or the parallel signal for master/master parallel
switching can be connected. The required assignment is car-
ried out via the parameter <Terminal S3/P assignment>.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Parameter Master/
master
Lighting channel
Terminal S1
assignment
C1 C2 C1+C2 C3 C1+C3 C2+C3 C1+C2+C3
Terminal S2
assignment
C1 C2 C1+C2 C3 C1+C3 C2+C3 C1+C2+C3
Terminal
S3/P
assignment
Parallel C1 C2 C1+C2 C3 C1+C3 C2+C3 C1+C2+C3
Further information can be found in chapter “4 Function”, in
the “Lighting channel C1, C2, C3” section on page 1.
Brightness set point value C1, C2, C3
The brightness setpoint value denes the minimum required
brightness. The currently prevailing brightness is measured
below the presence detector. If the prevailing brightness is
below the setpoint value, the light is switched on when a
presence is detected (in conguration type fully automatic
device). A separate brightness setpoint value is available for
each lighting channel C1, C2, C3.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Min. brightness setpoint value 10–3000 Lux
Deactivation of brightness measurement (brightness
measurement has no effect)
The lighting channels only switch according to presence
and absence.
Measurement off
The currently measured brightness value (lux) can be adopted
as a new brightness setpoint value with the app in combina-
tion with remote control by using the teach-in control com-
mand (also see table Control commands via remote control,
page 8). Values outside the permitted range will automatically
be set to the appropriate limit value.
Brightness actual value C1, C2, C3
For monitoring purposes, all 3 brightness actual values can be
checked. The query is described in the section „Parameters via
remote control“, page 5.
Room correction factor Win, Mid, Inn, Int
brightness measurement value Win, Mid, Inn, Int
The room correction factor is a measure of the different
brightness measurements at the ceiling and on the work
surface (the brightness value depends on the ambient
conditions).

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~40°
~1,8 m ~1,8 m
~40°
1,5 x 3,5 m 2 x 3,5 m 1,5 x 3,5 m
Installation height 3 m
Figure at table height (0,8 m)
LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT
or Lux meter
Room correction factor =
Brightness value at the ceiling
Brightness value on the work surface
The brightness measurement value at the ceiling is inuenced
by the installation location, incidence of light, position of the
sun, weather conditions, the reection properties of the room,
and the furniture. In order to be able to adhere to the requi-
red lux value in the desired area, a comparison of the bright-
ness measurements is necessary. The measured lux meter
value below the presence detector is sent to the detector
via the remote control. When sending the brightness measu-
rement value, the room correction factor of the corresponding
lighting channel is automatically adjusted to the conditions
inside the room. Two different procedures can be selected for
the comparison.
Connect the Glamox Sensor-app with the app remote con-
trol LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT.
Select detector type <LMS MG PIR CLS SENSOR-R/QA> and
load the parameter set.
Select the parameter <Brightness measurement value Win>,
<Brightness measurement value Mid> or <Brightness mea-
surement value Ins> anwählen.
Automatic calibration
Set up the LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT according to
the drawing, and move a few steps away from the mea-
surement location, so the lux measurement will not be
inuenced.
Press OK.
▻A new window with the measured brightness measu-
rement value is shown. If you would like to apply this
value
Press OK.
Important: Press the send button ( ) drücken. After this,
the brightness measurement is calibrated.
Manual calibration with additional lux meter
Set up or align the lux meter according to the drawing, and
read the lux value.
Press „Enter“ in the app.
▻A new window opens.
Enter the lux value and press OK.
▻The brightness measurement value appears in the
display.
Important: Press the send button ( ) drücken. After this,
the brightness measurement is calibrated.
•The calculated room correction factor is adopted. For
monitoring purposes the room correction factor via para-
meters <Room correction factor Win>, <Room correction
factor mid> or <Room correction factor opposite to
window> can be queried. The standard value is 0.3.
Detection sensitivity
The detector has 5 sensitivity increments. The basic setting is
the middle increment (3).
Increments 1 to 5 can be selected and sent to the detector
with the app in combination with the app remote control.
Value range
Increment Sensitivity
1Very insensitive
2 Insensitive
3 Standard
4 Sensitive
5Very sensitive
By selecting the test presence operating mode, the set sensi-
tivity increment is not changed.
Lighting time delay
The time delay applies jointly to all lighting channels.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Lighting time delay C1, C2, C3 10 s–60 min
Short presence
If someone goes into an unoccupied room only briey and
leaves it within 30 seconds, then the lighting will be switched
off prematurely after 2 minutes (short-term presence). The
short-term presence can be used for the fully automatic and
semi-automatic conguration types.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
The time delay is applied according to the set time delay. Off
Short-term presence is active. On
Energy saving mode eco/eco plus
The selection of “eco” stands for optimum switching behavi-
our, while “eco plus” stands for maximum energy saving.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
“eco” The time delay adjusts to the user behaviour by self-learning.
It does not drop below the set value.
“eco plus” The set time delay remains unchanged (no self-learning
effect). Faster response to brightness detection than with
“eco”.
Switch-on dimming value C1, C2, C3
In switching mode and in the constant light control function,
the lighting is switched on with the switch-on dimming value.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Switch-on dimming value C1, C2, C3 30–100 %

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Conguration type C1/C2, Conguration type C3
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Fully automatic device: the lighting switches on and off auto-
matically (depending on presence, absence and brightness) auto
Semi-automatic: Lights must always be switched on manually.
Lights are automatically switched off by the presence detector
(due to absence or brightness)
man
Control speed
In the constant light control function, the speed of the
constant light control can be set with the <control speed>
parameter.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Response is set to its optimum level. The control happens
gradually and is almost imperceptible.
Standard
The control is slightly faster. average
The control is fast. fast
Minimum/maximum dimming value
The upper and lower limits of the output value of all lighting
channels can be set with both the <minimum dimming value>
and <maximum dimming value> parameters.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Minimum dimming value 1 %–25 %
Maximum dimming value 50 %–100 %
Switch-off brightness
In the constant light control function, it is possible to choose
to switch the lighting off when there is sufcient brightness. If
the lighting is controlled down to the lower limit, the ligh-
ting will be switched off after the time set at the parameter
<Switch-off brightness>. With the selection “never off”, the
lighting will never be switched off. This behaviour is valid, as
long as people are present.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Switches lighting off after a set amount of time. 5 min–9 h
Lighting is never switched off. never off
Dimming speed for manual dimming
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Dimming speed when dimming with buttons or the remote
control
standard
fast
Manual dimming response
With constant lighting control, the manual dimming res-
ponse can be selected with the <manual dimming response>
parameter.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Constant light control remains active temporarily after manual
dimming to the current brightness value as the new setpoint
value. After the lighting time delay has expired, the originally
congured setpoint value is restored.
ofce
Constant light control is interrupted temporarily via manual dim-
ming. The set point value remains unchanged.
school
Further information can be found in the chapter “Lighting
channel C1, C2, C3 – constant lighting control” on page 2.
Standby time/standby dimming value
When standby time is activated, the lighting is not switched
off after completion of the lighting time delay, but remains set
to the standby dimming value as an orientation light.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Standby time 30 s–60 min
Standby function (orientation light) is not active 0 s
Standby function (orientation light) is permanently
switched on
on
Standby dimming value 1–25 %
IR group address C1, C2, C3
This parameter is applied when using the LMS MG USER
REMOTE or the app-remote control LMS MG PROGRAM
REMOTE BT user remote control.
A group address can be assigned to each lighting channel.
The group addresses in the detector can be programmed with
the app remote control/App or the user remote control.
Value range
Adjustable values LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT I, II, III
Adjustable values LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT/App I – VIII, All
Adjustable values LMS MG USER REMOTE I, II
Using the user remote control, the group addresses can be
assigned as follows:
For IR group address C1:
Press the and buttons simultaneously for at least 5 s I
Press the and buttons simultaneously for at least 5 s II
For IR group address C2:
Press the and
2
buttons simultaneously for at least 5 s I
Press the and
2
buttons simultaneously for at least 5 s II
With the app remote control, the group address can be assig-
ned without the app as follows:
For IR group address C1:
Press the and buttons at the same time for at least 5 s I
Press button A and the button at the same time for at least 5 s II
Press the and buttons at the same time for at least 5 s III

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For IR group address C2:
Press the and
2
buttons at the same time for at least 5 s I
Press button A and the
2
button at the same time for at least 5 s II
Press the and
2
buttons at the same time for at least 5 s III
Scene 1 C1, C2, C3/Scene 2 C1, C2, C3
The desired dimming value for each lighting group can be
allocated to scene 1 and scene 2.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Adjustable values 0–100 %
Using the user or app remote control, the lighting is rstly set
to a desired brightness and then saved as followed:
Press the button for at least 3 s. Scene 1 is saved
Press the button for at least 3 s. Scene 2 is saved
The scene is called up by briey pressing the button.
Conguration button/RC
The teach-in function and the conguration of lighting groups
via the button or the remote controls can be enabled or disa-
bled with the <conguration button/RC> parameter.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Teach-in and conguration can be executed via the buttons/
remote controls.
Enabled
Teach-in and conguration via the buttons/remote controls id
disabled.
Disabled
LED display motion
The motion detection can be displayed via the LED.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
No display of motion detection. Off
The LED is switched on when motion is detected, otherwise it
remains off.
On
Control commands via remote control
The following control commands can be triggered with the
remote control:
Control command Description Can be
triggered
via app
DALI conguration Conguration of the lighting groups x
Group assignment
(Unaddressed)
Conguration of the unaddressed
lighting groups x
Group assignment (All) Conguration of all lighting groups x
Change group
assignment
Change conguration of the lighting
groups x
End group assignment End conguration of the lighting groups x
Reset DALI ECGs All connected DALI ECGs are reset to
factory settings x
Switching light C1 Lighting group C1 can be switched on
and off. x
Switching light C2 Lighting group C2 can be switched on
and off. x
Control command Description Can be
triggered
via app
Switching light C3 Lighting group C3 can be switched on
and off x
Switching light (All) All lighting groups can be switched on
and off together x
Teach-in channel C1 Lighting channel C1 execution x
Teach-in channel C2 Lighting channel C2 execution x
Teach-in channel C3 Lighting channel C3 execution x
Teach-in channel
C1 + C2 + C3 Activate for all lighting channels C1–C3 x
Presence test On/Off x
Light test On/Off x
Restart Restart detector x
Factory settings
Set all parameters and settings to fac-
tory setting; DALI conguration remains
unchanged.
x
Teach-in channel C1, C2, C3
During teach-in, the currently measured brightness value is
accepted as the brightness setpoint value. Values outside the
permitted range will automatically be set to the appropriate
limit value.
Value range (Glamox Sensor-app)
Teach-in channel C1 Teach-in for channel C1 Light
Teach-in channel C2 Teach-in for channel C2 Light
Teach-in channel C3 Teach-in for channel C3 Light
Teach-in channel C1 + C2 + C3 Teach-in for channel C1–C3 Light
Presence test
Presence test mode is used to test presence detection and
wiring. Presence test mode can be activated with the app in
combination with the app remote control. The detector goes
directly into test mode when the test mode is set:
•Every movement is indicated by the LED.
•When motion is detected, the lighting is switched on.
•Constant light control is deactivated (switching mode).
•Teach-in cannot be activated in test mode.
•The lighting is switched off after 10 seconds when the
room is unoccupied.
•Brightness measurement is deactivated, detector does
not respond to brightness.
•Standby function is deactivated.
•The detector reacts as in conguration type “fully auto-
matic device”, even if “semi-automatic” is set.
•Test mode ends automatically after 10 min. The detector
restarts itself (see switch-on behaviour on page 10).
Light test
The light test mode is used to check the brightness threshold
and the constant light control. The light test mode can be
activated with the app in combination with the app remote
control. The detector goes directly into test mode when the
test mode is set:
•The LED shows the light test mode (5 seconds on, 0.3
seconds off).

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•The presence detector responds exactly as in normal
operating mode, only the reaction to brightness/dark-
ness is faster.
•In order to simulate this behaviour, either the area below
the presence detector can be illuminated or the blinds
operated.
•Test mode ends automatically after 10 min.
The detector restarts itself (see switch-on behaviour on
page 10).
LNote: Do not use a torch to switch on the presence
detector! The adaptive light switching thresholds will be
distorted!
Factory settings
The presence detector is supplied with the following parame-
ter values:
Parameter Value
Function C1/C2 Control
Function C3 Control
Light measurement source C3 centre
Terminal S1 assignment C1
Terminal S2 assignment C2
Terminal S3/P assignment Parallel
Brightness set point value C1, C2, C3 500 lux
Room correction factor Win, Mid, Inn, Int 0.3
Detection sensitivity (PIR) Increment 3
Lighting time delay 10 min
Short presence On
Energy saving mode eco
Switch-on dimming value C1, C2, C3 50 %
Conguration type C1/C2, C3 auto
Control speed Standard
Minimum dimming value 10 %
Maximum dimming value 100 %
Switching off brightness 10 min
Response after dimming school
Standby time 0 s
Standby dimming value 10 %
IR group address C1 I
IR group address C2 II
IR group address C3 III
Scene 1 C1, C2, C3 30 %
Scene 2 C1, C2, C3 70 %
Conguration button/RC enabled
LED display motion off
The parameters can only be set to factory settings by using
the app in combination with the app remote control.
Reset DALI ECGs
The connected DALI ECGs are reset to factory settings and the
group addresses are deleted.
9. Start-up
Initial operation (system not congured)
After rst switching on the system power supply, the detector
is restarted, automatically identies all connected DALI lamps,
assigns short addresses and manages them in a list. This
stage is indicated by an LED ashing pattern (5 x on briey
every 3 s) and, depending on the size of the system, can last
up to 3 min.
If no DALI ECG is connected to the detector or a DALI line is
interrupted, the detector shows this with the LED ashing
pattern (LED is on and ashes off briey twice every 3 s).
If the system is OK, the detector automatically enters con-
guration mode and waits for conguration of the lighting
groups. This is indicated by the LED ashing pattern (2 x on
briey every 3 s). If conguration has not been carried out the
system will be in the following operating mode:
•Detector is in broadcast mode.
•Function is switching mode (only presence detection, no
light measurement).
•All lights are controlled with 100% switching/dimming
value.
•The operating mode is as a fully automatic device.
•All connected buttons are active. It is possible to switch
on and off, as well as dim.
•Time delay 10 min.
Configuration of the lighting groups
For the conguration, there are two options available:
•Using the app in combination with the app remote
control
•Using the buttons or user remote control
Configuration of the lighting groups by app remote control/
app
Connect the LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT with the
Glamox Sensor-app.
Place the LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT under the detec-
tor (direct the remote control towards the detector).
Select type LMS MG PIR CLS SENSOR-R/QA in the app.
In the „DALI conguration“ menu, select the required group
assignment.
For the DALI conguration, there are 3 options available:
•„Group assignment (unaddressed)“: Only DALI ECGs wit-
hout a group address are processed.
•„Group assignment (All)“: All connected DALI ECGs are
congured. WARNING: All existing group assignments
with group number 1, 2 or 3 will be deleted.
•„Change group assignment“: The next available ECG will
be searched for and selected.
▻ After selecting the required group assignment, the
detector is in the programming mode.
▻A DALI lamp starts to pulse (random order).
Select the desired channel C1, C2 or C3 and assign with
to the DALI ECG.
▻ The lamp conrms the assignment by dimming to
20 %.
▻ The next DALI lamp starts to pulse. In this way, all of the
lights are assigned to the lighting groups successively.

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•In the case of group assignment (Unadressed) or (All):
If all DALI EBs are assigned to a lighting group, the
detector terminates the conguration process and
restarts (startup phase of 30 s). The detector then
switches to the normal operating mode and the
conguration is completed.
LIf necessary, the conguration process can be ended by
pressing „End“ .
▻In this case, the system is not ready for operation.
•If „Change group assignment“ has been selected, it is
possible to switch with „Continue“ o the next DALI-ECG
without changing the lighting group.
When all required changes have been made, complete the
conguration by pressing „End“.
Configuration of the lighting groups using buttons
For the conguration using buttons, the <Conguration
button/RC> parameter must be set to „enabled“. All connec-
ted buttons can be used for conguration.
LIf button S3 is used, the <Terminal S3/P assignment>
parameter may not be set to „Parallel“.
•DALI conguration is started by briey pressing any
button 5 x (<0.4 s) followed by 1 x long press (> 15 s).
The LED is switched off.
▻A DALI lamp starts to pulse (random order).
•The lighting group is assigned by pressing the corres-
ponding button:
 1 x short button push = Channel C1
 2 x short button push = Channel C2
 3 x short button push = Channel C3
▻ The lamp conrms the assignment by dimming to 20 %
(3 s after the last button push).
▻ The next DALI lamp starts to pulse. In this way, all of the
lights are assigned to the lighting groups successively.
•When all DALI-ECGs have an assigned lighting group, the
detector automatically ends conguration and restarts
itself, see section „Switching behaviour“. Finally, the
detector enters normal operation and conguration is
complete.
•If so required the conguration can be ended by pressing
any button for longer than 15 s. The detector restarts
itself. In this case, the system will not be ready for use
and must be recongured.
LInstead of the button, conguration can also be carried out
using the On/Off buttons on LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE
BT/LMS MG USER REMOTE.
Checking the configuration
The lighting group assignment can be checked at any time
using the buttons or the remote control, in that the individual
lighting groups are switched on or off (menu „Control com-
mands“ in the app).
If the lighting group needs to be changed on individual DALI
ECGs, DALI conguration can be carried out using the app
via „Change group assignment“. When using the button, the
whole DALI conguration must be carried out again.
Switch-on behaviour (congured systems)
Every time the power supply is switched on, the presence
detector runs through two phases that are indicated by the
LED:
1. Start-up phase (30 s)
•The red LED ashes at one second intervals and lighting
is switched on with switch-on dimming value.
•The detector does not respond to push-button com-
mands or to remote controls.
•The lighting is switched off after 30 s when the room is
unoccupied.
2. Operation
•The red LED is off. The constant light control or switching
mode are started.
•The detector is ready for operation.
10. Technical data
Operating voltage 110–230 V AC, +10 %/–15 %
Frequency 50–60 Hz
Upstream protection device: 16 A
Power consumption (without DALI-ECG) < 0.4 W
Type of installation Ceiling installation; ush/surface
mounted or ceiling installation
Recommended installation height 2.0–3.5 m/max. 10 m
Minimum height > 1.7 m
Detection area horizontal 360°
Maximum range Ø 7 m (Mh. 3.5 m)/38 m2seated
Ø 25 m (Mh. 10 m)/491 m2
walking
Setting range brightness setpoint value 10–3000 lux
Lighting time delay 10 s–60 min
Lighting standby time 0 s–60 min/permanently on
Standby dimming value 1–25 %
Control output lighting DALI interface 100 mA, max. 50
DALI devices, base insulation
Connection type Screw terminals
Max. cable cross-section Max. 2 x 2.5 mm²
Size of ush-mounted box Size 1, Ø 55 mm (NIS, PMI)
Protection rating IP 54 installed
Ambient temperature –15 °C … +50 °C
CE Declaration of Conformity This device conforms to the safety
regulations of the EMC directive
2014/30/EU and of directive
2014/35/EU.
Troubleshooting
Fault Cause
Light does not switch
on and/or off if pre-
sence is detected and
in darkness
Brightness setpoint value is set too low; detector
set on semi-automatic; light was switched off
manually via button, LMS MG USER REMOTE or
LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT; person not within
detection area; obstruction(s) interrupting detec-
tion; time delay set too short
Light stays on with
detection of presence
despite sufcient
brightness
Brightness setpoint value is set too high; light was
briey switched on manually via button, LMS MG
USER REMOTE or LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT
(wait 30 min in switching operation); detector is in
test mode

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Light does not switch
off and/or light swit-
ches on spontaneously
when no one is present
Wait for time delay (self-learning);
thermal sources of interference in the detection
area: fan heaters, incandescent lamps/halogen
spotlights, moving objects (e.g. curtains hanging in
open windows)
Push button does not
work
Device still in the start-up phase; illuminated
button was used without neutral conductor;
Push button not fed to the master. <Terminal S3/P
assignment> parameter set to "Parallel".
Light cannot be swit-
ched off with the push
button
Push button not fed to the detector. Check wiring
to the push button. <Terminal S3/P assignment>
parameter set to "Parallel".
Lighting does not react Short circuit or interruption in the DALI bus. Electri-
cal surge in the DALI bus: Disconnect the detector
from the supply network for 1 minute (thermal
fuse).
Error ashing
(4 x per second)
Error in self-test;
device not properly functional!
LED is on and ashes
off briey 2 x every 3 s
Detector does not recognise DALI ECGs. Check DALI
connections. At least 1 DALI ECG must be connec-
ted to the detector. Short circuit in DALI bus.
Master/Master par-
allel switching is not
working
Detectors and buttons are not connected to the
same external conductor. <Terminal S3/P assign-
ment> parameter is not set to "Parallel".
11. Dimensions diagrams
86
46 25
40
12. Contact
Glamox AS
BU Norway
Hoffsveien 1C
0275 Oslo
Postboks 163 Skøyen
0212 Oslo