hager WYW51 Q Series User manual

6W5813-a
zRadio motion detector comfort
1.1 m/2.2 m quicklink
WYW51xQ
WYW52xQ
1,10 m 
180°
çç

2,2 m

Fig 4: Installation location of the motion detectors
1,75 m
1,1 m
8 m
8 m
180°
2 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m
12 m
Fig 6: Detection area of the radio motion detector 1,1 m
2 m
6 m6 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m
~ 3°
1,1 m
2,2 m
1,75 m
8 m
Fig 7: Detection area of the radio motion detector 2,2 m
Safety instructions
Electrical equipment must only be installed
and assembled by a qualied electrician in ac-
cordance with the relevant installation stan-
dards, regulations, directives and safety and
accident prevention directives of the country.
Failure to comply with these instructions may
result in damage to the device, re or other ha-
zards.
The radio transmission is not suitable for safe-
ty or alarm applications.
Due to its detection behaviour the device is not
suitable for use in burglary detection or alarm
systems.
These instructions are an integral component
of the product and must be retained by the end
user.
Design of the device
(3)
(5)
(6)
(4)
(2) (1)
Figure 1: Design of the device
(1) Insert (see „Accessories“, not in scope of
delivery)
(2) Frame (not in scope of delivery)
(3) Application module
(4) Motion detector design cover
(5) Screw for dismantling protection
(6) Interface between application and power
module insert/application module
Function
System information
This device is a product of the quicklink system, in
which installation devices communicate via radio
signals.
quicklink stands for a conguration mode in which
the function-related connection between transmit-
ters and receivers is set on the device via push-
buttons and displays without further tools.
All devices congurable via quicklink can be ope-
rated together in one system.
This device is compliant to the R&TTE-Directive
1999/5/EG. The Declaration of Conformity and
further system information can be found on our
homepage www.berker.de.
The device may be used in all EU and EFTA
countries.
Correct use
- Automatic switching of lighting depending on
heat motion and ambient brightness
- Application module for switch insert, ush-
mounted dimmer or power supply for radio ap-
plication modules
- The device has been laid out for smaller appli-
cations in which a maximum of 20 devices are
allocated
- Only suitable for use in indoor areas, no drip or
spray water
Product characteristics
- quicklink functions to extend the detection area,
scenes, control circuits
- Remote control via quicklink transmitter
- Integrated button for selecting operating modes
and special functions
- Lockable integrated button
- Operating modes - automatic mode, permanent
ON, permanent OFF can be selected
- Indication of operating modes via LED
- Potentiometer for adjusting the response bright-
ness and detection sensitivity
- Adjustable detection angle for adaptation of the
detection area
- Additional adjustment of the response bright-
ness via Teach-In function
- Party function
- Presence simulation
- Optional extension unit operation via installati-
on button
Automatic mode
The motion detector detects heat motion caused
by persons, animals, or objects.
On switch insert and ush-mounted dimmer with
factory setting:
- The light will be switched on for a xed delay
time of 3 minutes if movements are detected in
the detection area and the set brightness
threshold is undershot. Each additional move-
ment in the detection area restarts the delay
time.
- The light will be switched off after 3 minutes if
no additional movements are detected.
On ush-mounted dimmer congured with time
function (see radio conguration quicklink):
- The light will be switched on for the delay time,
if movements are detected in the detection area
and the set brightness threshold is undershot.
Each additional movement in the detection area
restarts the delay time.
- After the delay time elapses the lighting will be
dimmed to 50% of the switch-on brightness-
level and will remain at this brightness level for
30 s (switch-off pre-warning). Each movement
detected during the switch-off pre-warning re-
starts the delay time and restores the switch-on
brightness level.
- The light will be switched off if no motion is de-
tected any longer in the detection area and the
set delay time and the switch-off time have
elapsed.
Performance after mains breakdown/return of
mains supply
- Mains breakdown shorter than 0.2 s:
The function is not impaired.
- Mains breakdown longer than 0.2 s:
There is no function during the mains break-
down. The current conguration is saved in
non-volatile memory.
- Return of mains supply:
The application module executes an initialisati-
on for approx. 5 s, during which the lighting will
be switched on. Motion detection starts there-
after. If no motion is detected during the rst
5 s, the lighting is switched off. The stored con-
guration is loaded from memory. During this
period local operation via the button or extensi-
on unit can be used.
Operation
Operating concept
(8)
(7)
Fig. 2: Operating and display elements
(7) Button
(8) Status LED
Operation is executed by pushing the button (7) on
the motion detector:
- A short press of the button switches the opera-
ting modes. The operating mode is displayed
via the status LED behind the optics cover of
the motion detector.
zShort press on button.
The presence simulation will be disabled, the
motion detector returns to Auto mode.
Setting the load
If the dimming and switching performance of loads
is unsatisfactory after start-up, especially when
circuited to energy-saving lamps and 230 V LED
lamps, a load setting must be carried out for uni-
versal switch inserts or universal touch dimmers.
zSwitch off load.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 25
seconds, until the status LED is slowly ashing
orange.
The connected load blinks once. The device is
in selection mode.
If there is no further operation within the next
10 seconds, the insert swiches to switching/
dimming operation.
zRepeated short press on button to activate the
desired setting mode (Table 3).
The load setting is executed.
Information for electricians
Installation and electrical connection
Selecting installation location
A minimum distance between the transmitter and
corresponding receiver of about 1 m must be
maintained.
A minimum distance to electronic devices which
emit high frequency signals such as computers,
electronic transformers or microwave devices of
approx. 0.5 m must be maintained.
Mounting on or close to metal surfaces may cause
impairment ofthe radio transmission.
Take material penetration into account. The range
of the system can be optimised by selecting the
best possible mounting location:
Material Degree of material
penetration
Wood, plaster, plaster-
board, uncoated glass
ca. 90 %
Brick, press boards ca. 70 %
Reinforced concrete,
oor heating
ca. 30 %
Metal, metal grids,
aluminium laminates,
coated glass
ca. 10 %
Rain, snow ca. 1 ... 40 %
Table 4: Material penetration
Observe the motion orientation: a distinction is
made between direct approach and transverse
motion. Motions transverse to the motion de-
tector can be detected better than motions to-
ward the motion detector (Fig. 4).
zSelect a installation location that is free of
vibration. Vibrations can cause undesired
switching.
zAvoid sources of interference in the detection
area (Figure 6/7). Sources of interference, e.g.
heating elements, ventilation systems, air con-
ditioners and illuminants that are cooling down
can cause undesired switching (Fig. 4).
To avoid disturbing inuences, the detection
angle can be restricted (see Restriction of the
detection area).
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Assembly of the device (Figure 1)
Information on electrical connection are to be
taken from the operating instruction of for the
insert.
zAttach the bottom part of the application modu-
le (3) together with frame (2) to a suitable insert
(1) and establish a connection between insert
and the application module via the interface
between application and power module (6).
As soon as voltage is supplied to the appli-
cation module, the status LED indicates the
compatibility to the insert used.
Status LED
display
Meaning
LED blinks
green (approx.
5 s until motion
detection is ac-
tive)
Compatible
LED blinks red
for 5 s Not compatible.
LED blinks oran-
ge for 5 s
Compatible, but not congu-
red to each other. For a new
conguration, the application
module must be reset to fac-
tory settings.
zIf available, x dismantling protection with
screw (5).
zAfter radio conguration and start-up, click the
design cover (4) into place on the application
module (3).
Start-up
Overview of operation and adjustment
elements
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
(9) (9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(13)
(14)
Fig. 5: Operating and adjustment elements of the
bottom part of the application module
(9) Sensitivity potentiometer
(10) fct button
(11) Detection angle adjuster
(12) Status/fct LED
(13) cfg button/LED
(14) Response brightness potentiometer
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- Keeping the button pressed activates special
functions. Selection of the special functions is
supported by the LED display (Fig. 3).
Selecting the operating mode
zRepeated short press on button until the
desired operating mode is selected.
The status LED indicates the selected operating
mode (see Table 1).
Switching the operating mode nishes the party
function or presence simulation, if these func-
tions were previously active.
Disabling/enabling operating mode selection
via button
zKeep the button pressed for more than 15
seconds, until the status LED is ashing green
(Fig. 3).
Selection of the operating mode via the button
is disabled.
or if the button is disabled:
zKeep the button pressed for more than 15
seconds, until the status LED is ashing green
(Fig. 3).
Selection of the operating mode via the button
is possible again.
Switch on the lighting via push-button
extension unit or change the switch-on
brightness-level
Optionally the lighting can be switched on via a
mechanical push-button extension unit (Table 2).
For extension unit operation, the lighting is swit-
ched on independently of the set brightness
threshold.
When using the ush-mounted dimmers, the
last set brightness level will be saved as the
switch-on brightness-level.
Activating/interrupting party function
The party function switches the lighting on for 2
hours. During this time no extension unit or radio
commands are executed.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 5
seconds, until the status LED is ashing red
(Fig. 3).
The lighting is switched on for 2 hours. During
this time the status LED is ashing red. Upon
elapse of 2 hours, the motion detector switches
to Auto operation mode.
zShort press on button.
The party function will be interrupted, the moti-
on detector returns to Auto mode.
Setting response brightness via Teach-In
function
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. Via
Teach-In function the current ambient brightness is
saved as the response brightness.
The load is switched off.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 10
seconds, until the status LED is ashing orange
(Fig. 3).
The motion detector detects the current ambient
brightness and saves it as response brightness.
Setting of the response brightness via Teach-In
function and via the brightness potentiometer
has the same priority. Teach-In overwrites the
response brightness set on the brightness po-
tentiometer. If the setting is made again via the
potentiometer the Teach-In gure will be over-
written.
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Activating/deactivating presence simulation
During operation, the motion detector counts the
motion detections in one full hour and saves the
result. With active presence simulation at the be-
ginning of the hour with the most detections saved,
the light will be switched on for the duration of the
delay time, even no motion is detected.
During the presence simulation presence de-
tection, extension unit and radio commands will
continue to be executed normally.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 20
seconds, until the status LED is slowly ashing
red (Fig. 3).
The presence simulation is active. During this
time the status LED lights orange. The motion
detector switches the lighting on at the saved
time.
Setting the detection area
The detection angle can be restricted for the right
side and for the left side via each adjuster (Fig. 5,
10) between 45° ... 90°. Thus the detection angle
can be between 90° and 180° (Fig. 8).
zUse the adjusters to set the detection angle for
each side.
Setting the detection behaviour
Test mode must be used to test the detection
performance. In test mode, the motion detector
works independent of brightness. Each detection
switches the lighting and the status LED on for 3
seconds. Thereafter motion detection will be deac-
tivated for 2 seconds.
The motion detector is connected and ready for
operation.
zSetting the test mode. To do so, set the re-
sponse brightness potentiometer (Fig. 5, 13) to
the T position.
zLeave the detection area and observe the swit-
ching behaviour.
If the motion detector switches on without
motion in the detection eld, then sources of in-
terference (see Installation location) are present
or the sensitivity is set too high.
zReduce the sensitivity if necessary and blank
out sources of interference by adjusting the
detection angle or removing them.
zCheck the detection area using a detection test
and adjust if necessary.
If the detection area is too small, it can be ex-
tended via motion detector extension units or
per radio via a master-slave conguration (see
radio conguration).
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Funktion Partyfunktion Teach-In Tastensperre Anwesenheits-
simulation
Lasteinstell-
modus1)
LED-Anzeige
Haltezeit
Bedientaste
> 5 s >10 s > 15 s > 20 s > 25 s
1) Only on universal switch insert and universal ush-mounted dimmer
Fig. 3: Selection of the special functions and LED display
LED display Operating mode Description
-- Auto Motion-dependent and brightness-dependent switch on/switch off of
the load
green Permanent ON Load is permanently switched-on/switched-off.
Extension unit signals, as well as radio signals, will not be evaluated
red Permanent OFF
Table 1: Display of operating modes
Dimming status Operation button Performance of the insert
Motion detector applied on switch insert
OFF Short press Load is switched on for the set delay time
ON Short press Extension of switch-on time by the set delay time
Motion detector applied on ush-mounted dimmer
OFF Short press Load is switched on to the switch-on brightness-level for the set
delay time
ON Short press Extension of switch-on time by the set delay time at the same
brightness
OFF Long press Load is switched on to switch-on brightness-level, subsequent
dimming in the opposite direction of the last dimming process.
Thereafter the load remains switched on for the delay time
ON Long press Changes the current brightness. Dimming takes place in the
opposite direction of the last dimming process until maximum
or minimum brightness. Subsequently the load remains swit-
ched on at the set brightness for the set delay time
Table 2: Operation via push-button extension unit
Short press
on button
Setting mode Conrmation of the
load setting
Notes
1 x Load ne-setting Load blinks 1 x after approx.
30 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
Not suitable for ohmic loads (e.g.
incandescent, HV halogen lamps);
use factory load setting.
If the load ne-setting does not
bring any improvement for energy-
saving lamps or 230 V LED lamps,
select the energy-saving lamp -
ne-setting or 230 V LED lamp uni-
versal setting.
2 x Factory load setting Load blinks 2 x after approx.
6 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
3 x Energy-saving lamp
ne-setting in phase
cut-on
Load blinks 3 x after approx.
30 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
Energy-saving lamps are switched
ON at a brightness level of at least
50% brightness in order to ensure
an ignition process.
4 x 230 V LED lamp uni-
versal setting in pha-
se cut-off
Load blinks 4 x after approx.
5 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
The universal setting contains
standard values which enable the
operation of typical dimmable 230
V LED lamps.
For all setting modes Load blinks 5 x The selected setting mode is not
supported by the insert.
Table 3: Load setting mode
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6W5813-a
zRadio motion detector comfort
1.1 m/2.2 m quicklink
WYW51xQ
WYW52xQ
1,10 m 
180°
çç

2,2 m

Fig 4: Installation location of the motion detectors
1,75 m
1,1 m
8 m
8 m
180°
2 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m
12 m
Fig 6: Detection area of the radio motion detector 1,1 m
2 m
6 m6 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m
~ 3°
1,1 m
2,2 m
1,75 m
8 m
Fig 7: Detection area of the radio motion detector 2,2 m
Safety instructions
Electrical equipment must only be installed
and assembled by a qualied electrician in ac-
cordance with the relevant installation stan-
dards, regulations, directives and safety and
accident prevention directives of the country.
Failure to comply with these instructions may
result in damage to the device, re or other ha-
zards.
The radio transmission is not suitable for safe-
ty or alarm applications.
Due to its detection behaviour the device is not
suitable for use in burglary detection or alarm
systems.
These instructions are an integral component
of the product and must be retained by the end
user.
Design of the device
(3)
(5)
(6)
(4)
(2) (1)
Figure 1: Design of the device
(1) Insert (see „Accessories“, not in scope of
delivery)
(2) Frame (not in scope of delivery)
(3) Application module
(4) Motion detector design cover
(5) Screw for dismantling protection
(6) Interface between application and power
module insert/application module
Function
System information
This device is a product of the quicklink system, in
which installation devices communicate via radio
signals.
quicklink stands for a conguration mode in which
the function-related connection between transmit-
ters and receivers is set on the device via push-
buttons and displays without further tools.
All devices congurable via quicklink can be ope-
rated together in one system.
This device is compliant to the R&TTE-Directive
1999/5/EG. The Declaration of Conformity and
further system information can be found on our
homepage www.berker.de.
The device may be used in all EU and EFTA
countries.
Correct use
- Automatic switching of lighting depending on
heat motion and ambient brightness
- Application module for switch insert, ush-
mounted dimmer or power supply for radio ap-
plication modules
- The device has been laid out for smaller appli-
cations in which a maximum of 20 devices are
allocated
- Only suitable for use in indoor areas, no drip or
spray water
Product characteristics
- quicklink functions to extend the detection area,
scenes, control circuits
- Remote control via quicklink transmitter
- Integrated button for selecting operating modes
and special functions
- Lockable integrated button
- Operating modes - automatic mode, permanent
ON, permanent OFF can be selected
- Indication of operating modes via LED
- Potentiometer for adjusting the response bright-
ness and detection sensitivity
- Adjustable detection angle for adaptation of the
detection area
- Additional adjustment of the response bright-
ness via Teach-In function
- Party function
- Presence simulation
- Optional extension unit operation via installati-
on button
Automatic mode
The motion detector detects heat motion caused
by persons, animals, or objects.
On switch insert and ush-mounted dimmer with
factory setting:
- The light will be switched on for a xed delay
time of 3 minutes if movements are detected in
the detection area and the set brightness
threshold is undershot. Each additional move-
ment in the detection area restarts the delay
time.
- The light will be switched off after 3 minutes if
no additional movements are detected.
On ush-mounted dimmer congured with time
function (see radio conguration quicklink):
- The light will be switched on for the delay time,
if movements are detected in the detection area
and the set brightness threshold is undershot.
Each additional movement in the detection area
restarts the delay time.
- After the delay time elapses the lighting will be
dimmed to 50% of the switch-on brightness-
level and will remain at this brightness level for
30 s (switch-off pre-warning). Each movement
detected during the switch-off pre-warning re-
starts the delay time and restores the switch-on
brightness level.
- The light will be switched off if no motion is de-
tected any longer in the detection area and the
set delay time and the switch-off time have
elapsed.
Performance after mains breakdown/return of
mains supply
- Mains breakdown shorter than 0.2 s:
The function is not impaired.
- Mains breakdown longer than 0.2 s:
There is no function during the mains break-
down. The current conguration is saved in
non-volatile memory.
- Return of mains supply:
The application module executes an initialisati-
on for approx. 5 s, during which the lighting will
be switched on. Motion detection starts there-
after. If no motion is detected during the rst
5 s, the lighting is switched off. The stored con-
guration is loaded from memory. During this
period local operation via the button or extensi-
on unit can be used.
Operation
Operating concept
(8)
(7)
Fig. 2: Operating and display elements
(7) Button
(8) Status LED
Operation is executed by pushing the button (7) on
the motion detector:
- A short press of the button switches the opera-
ting modes. The operating mode is displayed
via the status LED behind the optics cover of
the motion detector.
zShort press on button.
The presence simulation will be disabled, the
motion detector returns to Auto mode.
Setting the load
If the dimming and switching performance of loads
is unsatisfactory after start-up, especially when
circuited to energy-saving lamps and 230 V LED
lamps, a load setting must be carried out for uni-
versal switch inserts or universal touch dimmers.
zSwitch off load.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 25
seconds, until the status LED is slowly ashing
orange.
The connected load blinks once. The device is
in selection mode.
If there is no further operation within the next
10 seconds, the insert swiches to switching/
dimming operation.
zRepeated short press on button to activate the
desired setting mode (Table 3).
The load setting is executed.
Information for electricians
Installation and electrical connection
Selecting installation location
A minimum distance between the transmitter and
corresponding receiver of about 1 m must be
maintained.
A minimum distance to electronic devices which
emit high frequency signals such as computers,
electronic transformers or microwave devices of
approx. 0.5 m must be maintained.
Mounting on or close to metal surfaces may cause
impairment ofthe radio transmission.
Take material penetration into account. The range
of the system can be optimised by selecting the
best possible mounting location:
Material Degree of material
penetration
Wood, plaster, plaster-
board, uncoated glass
ca. 90 %
Brick, press boards ca. 70 %
Reinforced concrete,
oor heating
ca. 30 %
Metal, metal grids,
aluminium laminates,
coated glass
ca. 10 %
Rain, snow ca. 1 ... 40 %
Table 4: Material penetration
Observe the motion orientation: a distinction is
made between direct approach and transverse
motion. Motions transverse to the motion de-
tector can be detected better than motions to-
ward the motion detector (Fig. 4).
zSelect a installation location that is free of
vibration. Vibrations can cause undesired
switching.
zAvoid sources of interference in the detection
area (Figure 6/7). Sources of interference, e.g.
heating elements, ventilation systems, air con-
ditioners and illuminants that are cooling down
can cause undesired switching (Fig. 4).
To avoid disturbing inuences, the detection
angle can be restricted (see Restriction of the
detection area).
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Assembly of the device (Figure 1)
Information on electrical connection are to be
taken from the operating instruction of for the
insert.
zAttach the bottom part of the application modu-
le (3) together with frame (2) to a suitable insert
(1) and establish a connection between insert
and the application module via the interface
between application and power module (6).
As soon as voltage is supplied to the appli-
cation module, the status LED indicates the
compatibility to the insert used.
Status LED
display
Meaning
LED blinks
green (approx.
5 s until motion
detection is ac-
tive)
Compatible
LED blinks red
for 5 s Not compatible.
LED blinks oran-
ge for 5 s
Compatible, but not congu-
red to each other. For a new
conguration, the application
module must be reset to fac-
tory settings.
zIf available, x dismantling protection with
screw (5).
zAfter radio conguration and start-up, click the
design cover (4) into place on the application
module (3).
Start-up
Overview of operation and adjustment
elements
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
(9) (9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(13)
(14)
Fig. 5: Operating and adjustment elements of the
bottom part of the application module
(9) Sensitivity potentiometer
(10) fct button
(11) Detection angle adjuster
(12) Status/fct LED
(13) cfg button/LED
(14) Response brightness potentiometer
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- Keeping the button pressed activates special
functions. Selection of the special functions is
supported by the LED display (Fig. 3).
Selecting the operating mode
zRepeated short press on button until the
desired operating mode is selected.
The status LED indicates the selected operating
mode (see Table 1).
Switching the operating mode nishes the party
function or presence simulation, if these func-
tions were previously active.
Disabling/enabling operating mode selection
via button
zKeep the button pressed for more than 15
seconds, until the status LED is ashing green
(Fig. 3).
Selection of the operating mode via the button
is disabled.
or if the button is disabled:
zKeep the button pressed for more than 15
seconds, until the status LED is ashing green
(Fig. 3).
Selection of the operating mode via the button
is possible again.
Switch on the lighting via push-button
extension unit or change the switch-on
brightness-level
Optionally the lighting can be switched on via a
mechanical push-button extension unit (Table 2).
For extension unit operation, the lighting is swit-
ched on independently of the set brightness
threshold.
When using the ush-mounted dimmers, the
last set brightness level will be saved as the
switch-on brightness-level.
Activating/interrupting party function
The party function switches the lighting on for 2
hours. During this time no extension unit or radio
commands are executed.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 5
seconds, until the status LED is ashing red
(Fig. 3).
The lighting is switched on for 2 hours. During
this time the status LED is ashing red. Upon
elapse of 2 hours, the motion detector switches
to Auto operation mode.
zShort press on button.
The party function will be interrupted, the moti-
on detector returns to Auto mode.
Setting response brightness via Teach-In
function
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. Via
Teach-In function the current ambient brightness is
saved as the response brightness.
The load is switched off.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 10
seconds, until the status LED is ashing orange
(Fig. 3).
The motion detector detects the current ambient
brightness and saves it as response brightness.
Setting of the response brightness via Teach-In
function and via the brightness potentiometer
has the same priority. Teach-In overwrites the
response brightness set on the brightness po-
tentiometer. If the setting is made again via the
potentiometer the Teach-In gure will be over-
written.
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Activating/deactivating presence simulation
During operation, the motion detector counts the
motion detections in one full hour and saves the
result. With active presence simulation at the be-
ginning of the hour with the most detections saved,
the light will be switched on for the duration of the
delay time, even no motion is detected.
During the presence simulation presence de-
tection, extension unit and radio commands will
continue to be executed normally.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 20
seconds, until the status LED is slowly ashing
red (Fig. 3).
The presence simulation is active. During this
time the status LED lights orange. The motion
detector switches the lighting on at the saved
time.
Setting the detection area
The detection angle can be restricted for the right
side and for the left side via each adjuster (Fig. 5,
10) between 45° ... 90°. Thus the detection angle
can be between 90° and 180° (Fig. 8).
zUse the adjusters to set the detection angle for
each side.
Setting the detection behaviour
Test mode must be used to test the detection
performance. In test mode, the motion detector
works independent of brightness. Each detection
switches the lighting and the status LED on for 3
seconds. Thereafter motion detection will be deac-
tivated for 2 seconds.
The motion detector is connected and ready for
operation.
zSetting the test mode. To do so, set the re-
sponse brightness potentiometer (Fig. 5, 13) to
the T position.
zLeave the detection area and observe the swit-
ching behaviour.
If the motion detector switches on without
motion in the detection eld, then sources of in-
terference (see Installation location) are present
or the sensitivity is set too high.
zReduce the sensitivity if necessary and blank
out sources of interference by adjusting the
detection angle or removing them.
zCheck the detection area using a detection test
and adjust if necessary.
If the detection area is too small, it can be ex-
tended via motion detector extension units or
per radio via a master-slave conguration (see
radio conguration).
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Funktion Partyfunktion Teach-In Tastensperre Anwesenheits-
simulation
Lasteinstell-
modus1)
LED-Anzeige
Haltezeit
Bedientaste
> 5 s >10 s > 15 s > 20 s > 25 s
1) Only on universal switch insert and universal ush-mounted dimmer
Fig. 3: Selection of the special functions and LED display
LED display Operating mode Description
-- Auto Motion-dependent and brightness-dependent switch on/switch off of
the load
green Permanent ON Load is permanently switched-on/switched-off.
Extension unit signals, as well as radio signals, will not be evaluated
red Permanent OFF
Table 1: Display of operating modes
Dimming status Operation button Performance of the insert
Motion detector applied on switch insert
OFF Short press Load is switched on for the set delay time
ON Short press Extension of switch-on time by the set delay time
Motion detector applied on ush-mounted dimmer
OFF Short press Load is switched on to the switch-on brightness-level for the set
delay time
ON Short press Extension of switch-on time by the set delay time at the same
brightness
OFF Long press Load is switched on to switch-on brightness-level, subsequent
dimming in the opposite direction of the last dimming process.
Thereafter the load remains switched on for the delay time
ON Long press Changes the current brightness. Dimming takes place in the
opposite direction of the last dimming process until maximum
or minimum brightness. Subsequently the load remains swit-
ched on at the set brightness for the set delay time
Table 2: Operation via push-button extension unit
Short press
on button
Setting mode Conrmation of the
load setting
Notes
1 x Load ne-setting Load blinks 1 x after approx.
30 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
Not suitable for ohmic loads (e.g.
incandescent, HV halogen lamps);
use factory load setting.
If the load ne-setting does not
bring any improvement for energy-
saving lamps or 230 V LED lamps,
select the energy-saving lamp -
ne-setting or 230 V LED lamp uni-
versal setting.
2 x Factory load setting Load blinks 2 x after approx.
6 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
3 x Energy-saving lamp
ne-setting in phase
cut-on
Load blinks 3 x after approx.
30 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
Energy-saving lamps are switched
ON at a brightness level of at least
50% brightness in order to ensure
an ignition process.
4 x 230 V LED lamp uni-
versal setting in pha-
se cut-off
Load blinks 4 x after approx.
5 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
The universal setting contains
standard values which enable the
operation of typical dimmable 230
V LED lamps.
For all setting modes Load blinks 5 x The selected setting mode is not
supported by the insert.
Table 3: Load setting mode
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zRadio motion detector comfort
1.1 m/2.2 m quicklink
WYW51xQ
WYW52xQ
1,10 m 
180°
çç

2,2 m

Fig 4: Installation location of the motion detectors
1,75 m
1,1 m
8 m
8 m
180°
2 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m
12 m
Fig 6: Detection area of the radio motion detector 1,1 m
2 m
6 m6 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m
~ 3°
1,1 m
2,2 m
1,75 m
8 m
Fig 7: Detection area of the radio motion detector 2,2 m
Safety instructions
Electrical equipment must only be installed
and assembled by a qualied electrician in ac-
cordance with the relevant installation stan-
dards, regulations, directives and safety and
accident prevention directives of the country.
Failure to comply with these instructions may
result in damage to the device, re or other ha-
zards.
The radio transmission is not suitable for safe-
ty or alarm applications.
Due to its detection behaviour the device is not
suitable for use in burglary detection or alarm
systems.
These instructions are an integral component
of the product and must be retained by the end
user.
Design of the device
(3)
(5)
(6)
(4)
(2) (1)
Figure 1: Design of the device
(1) Insert (see „Accessories“, not in scope of
delivery)
(2) Frame (not in scope of delivery)
(3) Application module
(4) Motion detector design cover
(5) Screw for dismantling protection
(6) Interface between application and power
module insert/application module
Function
System information
This device is a product of the quicklink system, in
which installation devices communicate via radio
signals.
quicklink stands for a conguration mode in which
the function-related connection between transmit-
ters and receivers is set on the device via push-
buttons and displays without further tools.
All devices congurable via quicklink can be ope-
rated together in one system.
This device is compliant to the R&TTE-Directive
1999/5/EG. The Declaration of Conformity and
further system information can be found on our
homepage www.berker.de.
The device may be used in all EU and EFTA
countries.
Correct use
- Automatic switching of lighting depending on
heat motion and ambient brightness
- Application module for switch insert, ush-
mounted dimmer or power supply for radio ap-
plication modules
- The device has been laid out for smaller appli-
cations in which a maximum of 20 devices are
allocated
- Only suitable for use in indoor areas, no drip or
spray water
Product characteristics
- quicklink functions to extend the detection area,
scenes, control circuits
- Remote control via quicklink transmitter
- Integrated button for selecting operating modes
and special functions
- Lockable integrated button
- Operating modes - automatic mode, permanent
ON, permanent OFF can be selected
- Indication of operating modes via LED
- Potentiometer for adjusting the response bright-
ness and detection sensitivity
- Adjustable detection angle for adaptation of the
detection area
- Additional adjustment of the response bright-
ness via Teach-In function
- Party function
- Presence simulation
- Optional extension unit operation via installati-
on button
Automatic mode
The motion detector detects heat motion caused
by persons, animals, or objects.
On switch insert and ush-mounted dimmer with
factory setting:
- The light will be switched on for a xed delay
time of 3 minutes if movements are detected in
the detection area and the set brightness
threshold is undershot. Each additional move-
ment in the detection area restarts the delay
time.
- The light will be switched off after 3 minutes if
no additional movements are detected.
On ush-mounted dimmer congured with time
function (see radio conguration quicklink):
- The light will be switched on for the delay time,
if movements are detected in the detection area
and the set brightness threshold is undershot.
Each additional movement in the detection area
restarts the delay time.
- After the delay time elapses the lighting will be
dimmed to 50% of the switch-on brightness-
level and will remain at this brightness level for
30 s (switch-off pre-warning). Each movement
detected during the switch-off pre-warning re-
starts the delay time and restores the switch-on
brightness level.
- The light will be switched off if no motion is de-
tected any longer in the detection area and the
set delay time and the switch-off time have
elapsed.
Performance after mains breakdown/return of
mains supply
- Mains breakdown shorter than 0.2 s:
The function is not impaired.
- Mains breakdown longer than 0.2 s:
There is no function during the mains break-
down. The current conguration is saved in
non-volatile memory.
- Return of mains supply:
The application module executes an initialisati-
on for approx. 5 s, during which the lighting will
be switched on. Motion detection starts there-
after. If no motion is detected during the rst
5 s, the lighting is switched off. The stored con-
guration is loaded from memory. During this
period local operation via the button or extensi-
on unit can be used.
Operation
Operating concept
(8)
(7)
Fig. 2: Operating and display elements
(7) Button
(8) Status LED
Operation is executed by pushing the button (7) on
the motion detector:
- A short press of the button switches the opera-
ting modes. The operating mode is displayed
via the status LED behind the optics cover of
the motion detector.
zShort press on button.
The presence simulation will be disabled, the
motion detector returns to Auto mode.
Setting the load
If the dimming and switching performance of loads
is unsatisfactory after start-up, especially when
circuited to energy-saving lamps and 230 V LED
lamps, a load setting must be carried out for uni-
versal switch inserts or universal touch dimmers.
zSwitch off load.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 25
seconds, until the status LED is slowly ashing
orange.
The connected load blinks once. The device is
in selection mode.
If there is no further operation within the next
10 seconds, the insert swiches to switching/
dimming operation.
zRepeated short press on button to activate the
desired setting mode (Table 3).
The load setting is executed.
Information for electricians
Installation and electrical connection
Selecting installation location
A minimum distance between the transmitter and
corresponding receiver of about 1 m must be
maintained.
A minimum distance to electronic devices which
emit high frequency signals such as computers,
electronic transformers or microwave devices of
approx. 0.5 m must be maintained.
Mounting on or close to metal surfaces may cause
impairment ofthe radio transmission.
Take material penetration into account. The range
of the system can be optimised by selecting the
best possible mounting location:
Material Degree of material
penetration
Wood, plaster, plaster-
board, uncoated glass
ca. 90 %
Brick, press boards ca. 70 %
Reinforced concrete,
oor heating
ca. 30 %
Metal, metal grids,
aluminium laminates,
coated glass
ca. 10 %
Rain, snow ca. 1 ... 40 %
Table 4: Material penetration
Observe the motion orientation: a distinction is
made between direct approach and transverse
motion. Motions transverse to the motion de-
tector can be detected better than motions to-
ward the motion detector (Fig. 4).
zSelect a installation location that is free of
vibration. Vibrations can cause undesired
switching.
zAvoid sources of interference in the detection
area (Figure 6/7). Sources of interference, e.g.
heating elements, ventilation systems, air con-
ditioners and illuminants that are cooling down
can cause undesired switching (Fig. 4).
To avoid disturbing inuences, the detection
angle can be restricted (see Restriction of the
detection area).
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Assembly of the device (Figure 1)
Information on electrical connection are to be
taken from the operating instruction of for the
insert.
zAttach the bottom part of the application modu-
le (3) together with frame (2) to a suitable insert
(1) and establish a connection between insert
and the application module via the interface
between application and power module (6).
As soon as voltage is supplied to the appli-
cation module, the status LED indicates the
compatibility to the insert used.
Status LED
display
Meaning
LED blinks
green (approx.
5 s until motion
detection is ac-
tive)
Compatible
LED blinks red
for 5 s Not compatible.
LED blinks oran-
ge for 5 s
Compatible, but not congu-
red to each other. For a new
conguration, the application
module must be reset to fac-
tory settings.
zIf available, x dismantling protection with
screw (5).
zAfter radio conguration and start-up, click the
design cover (4) into place on the application
module (3).
Start-up
Overview of operation and adjustment
elements
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
(9) (9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(13)
(14)
Fig. 5: Operating and adjustment elements of the
bottom part of the application module
(9) Sensitivity potentiometer
(10) fct button
(11) Detection angle adjuster
(12) Status/fct LED
(13) cfg button/LED
(14) Response brightness potentiometer
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- Keeping the button pressed activates special
functions. Selection of the special functions is
supported by the LED display (Fig. 3).
Selecting the operating mode
zRepeated short press on button until the
desired operating mode is selected.
The status LED indicates the selected operating
mode (see Table 1).
Switching the operating mode nishes the party
function or presence simulation, if these func-
tions were previously active.
Disabling/enabling operating mode selection
via button
zKeep the button pressed for more than 15
seconds, until the status LED is ashing green
(Fig. 3).
Selection of the operating mode via the button
is disabled.
or if the button is disabled:
zKeep the button pressed for more than 15
seconds, until the status LED is ashing green
(Fig. 3).
Selection of the operating mode via the button
is possible again.
Switch on the lighting via push-button
extension unit or change the switch-on
brightness-level
Optionally the lighting can be switched on via a
mechanical push-button extension unit (Table 2).
For extension unit operation, the lighting is swit-
ched on independently of the set brightness
threshold.
When using the ush-mounted dimmers, the
last set brightness level will be saved as the
switch-on brightness-level.
Activating/interrupting party function
The party function switches the lighting on for 2
hours. During this time no extension unit or radio
commands are executed.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 5
seconds, until the status LED is ashing red
(Fig. 3).
The lighting is switched on for 2 hours. During
this time the status LED is ashing red. Upon
elapse of 2 hours, the motion detector switches
to Auto operation mode.
zShort press on button.
The party function will be interrupted, the moti-
on detector returns to Auto mode.
Setting response brightness via Teach-In
function
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. Via
Teach-In function the current ambient brightness is
saved as the response brightness.
The load is switched off.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 10
seconds, until the status LED is ashing orange
(Fig. 3).
The motion detector detects the current ambient
brightness and saves it as response brightness.
Setting of the response brightness via Teach-In
function and via the brightness potentiometer
has the same priority. Teach-In overwrites the
response brightness set on the brightness po-
tentiometer. If the setting is made again via the
potentiometer the Teach-In gure will be over-
written.
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Activating/deactivating presence simulation
During operation, the motion detector counts the
motion detections in one full hour and saves the
result. With active presence simulation at the be-
ginning of the hour with the most detections saved,
the light will be switched on for the duration of the
delay time, even no motion is detected.
During the presence simulation presence de-
tection, extension unit and radio commands will
continue to be executed normally.
zKeep the button pressed for more than 20
seconds, until the status LED is slowly ashing
red (Fig. 3).
The presence simulation is active. During this
time the status LED lights orange. The motion
detector switches the lighting on at the saved
time.
Setting the detection area
The detection angle can be restricted for the right
side and for the left side via each adjuster (Fig. 5,
10) between 45° ... 90°. Thus the detection angle
can be between 90° and 180° (Fig. 8).
zUse the adjusters to set the detection angle for
each side.
Setting the detection behaviour
Test mode must be used to test the detection
performance. In test mode, the motion detector
works independent of brightness. Each detection
switches the lighting and the status LED on for 3
seconds. Thereafter motion detection will be deac-
tivated for 2 seconds.
The motion detector is connected and ready for
operation.
zSetting the test mode. To do so, set the re-
sponse brightness potentiometer (Fig. 5, 13) to
the T position.
zLeave the detection area and observe the swit-
ching behaviour.
If the motion detector switches on without
motion in the detection eld, then sources of in-
terference (see Installation location) are present
or the sensitivity is set too high.
zReduce the sensitivity if necessary and blank
out sources of interference by adjusting the
detection angle or removing them.
zCheck the detection area using a detection test
and adjust if necessary.
If the detection area is too small, it can be ex-
tended via motion detector extension units or
per radio via a master-slave conguration (see
radio conguration).
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Funktion Partyfunktion Teach-In Tastensperre Anwesenheits-
simulation
Lasteinstell-
modus1)
LED-Anzeige
Haltezeit
Bedientaste
> 5 s >10 s > 15 s > 20 s > 25 s
1) Only on universal switch insert and universal ush-mounted dimmer
Fig. 3: Selection of the special functions and LED display
LED display Operating mode Description
-- Auto Motion-dependent and brightness-dependent switch on/switch off of
the load
green Permanent ON Load is permanently switched-on/switched-off.
Extension unit signals, as well as radio signals, will not be evaluated
red Permanent OFF
Table 1: Display of operating modes
Dimming status Operation button Performance of the insert
Motion detector applied on switch insert
OFF Short press Load is switched on for the set delay time
ON Short press Extension of switch-on time by the set delay time
Motion detector applied on ush-mounted dimmer
OFF Short press Load is switched on to the switch-on brightness-level for the set
delay time
ON Short press Extension of switch-on time by the set delay time at the same
brightness
OFF Long press Load is switched on to switch-on brightness-level, subsequent
dimming in the opposite direction of the last dimming process.
Thereafter the load remains switched on for the delay time
ON Long press Changes the current brightness. Dimming takes place in the
opposite direction of the last dimming process until maximum
or minimum brightness. Subsequently the load remains swit-
ched on at the set brightness for the set delay time
Table 2: Operation via push-button extension unit
Short press
on button
Setting mode Conrmation of the
load setting
Notes
1 x Load ne-setting Load blinks 1 x after approx.
30 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
Not suitable for ohmic loads (e.g.
incandescent, HV halogen lamps);
use factory load setting.
If the load ne-setting does not
bring any improvement for energy-
saving lamps or 230 V LED lamps,
select the energy-saving lamp -
ne-setting or 230 V LED lamp uni-
versal setting.
2 x Factory load setting Load blinks 2 x after approx.
6 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
3 x Energy-saving lamp
ne-setting in phase
cut-on
Load blinks 3 x after approx.
30 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
Energy-saving lamps are switched
ON at a brightness level of at least
50% brightness in order to ensure
an ignition process.
4 x 230 V LED lamp uni-
versal setting in pha-
se cut-off
Load blinks 4 x after approx.
5 s and changes to swit-
ching/dimming operation
The universal setting contains
standard values which enable the
operation of typical dimmable 230
V LED lamps.
For all setting modes Load blinks 5 x The selected setting mode is not
supported by the insert.
Table 3: Load setting mode
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150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Fig. 8: Setting the detection angle
~ 180° ~ 135° ~ 90°
Setting the response brightness
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. The
response brightness can be set between approx.
5 () over 150 Lux to daytime operation ().
The symbol stands for brightness-independent
switching. The response brightness can be set
variably in the intermediate areas.
To control the lighting in stairwells in accor-
dance with DIN EN12464-1, 2003-3, turn the
potentiometer to the 150 Lux mark.
zTurn the response brightness potentiometer
(Fig. 5, 14) to the desired position.
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To save the current ambient brightness as re-
sponse brightness, use the Teach-In function
(see Setting the response brightness via Teach-
In function).
Setting the sensitivity
Detection is factory-set to maximum sensitivity. If
there are frequent incorrect detections, the sensiti-
vity can be reduced.
zTurn the sensitivity potentiometer (Fig. 5, 9) to
the desired position.
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Appendix
Technical data
Connection Mounting on suitable inserts
Power supply via inserts
Response brightness approx. 5 ... 1000 lux (∞)
Sensitivity approx. 10 ... 100 %
Detection angle approx. 90 ... 180°
Detection area (1.1 m) approx. 12 x 16 m
Detection area (2.2 m) approx. 8 x 12 m
Radio frequency 868 MHz
Radio protocol KNX radio
Quicklink logic functions max. 20 transmitters/
receivers
Receiver category 2
Transmitter duty cycle < 1 %
Protection type IP 20
Relative humidity 0 ... 65 %
(no condensation)
Ambient temperature -5 … +45 °C
Storage/transport temperature -20 … +60 °C
Mounting orientation interface between
application and power
module on top
Accessories
Relay insert WUC35
Universal switch insert 1-gang WUC21
Touch dimmer (R, L) WUD86
Universal touch dimmer 1-gang WUD87
Power supply
for radio application module WUC18
Radio con guration - quicklink
The radio con guration sets the functional con-
nection between commanding (transmitters) and
function-executing (receivers) radio components.
Thus wireless e.g. master, group, extension unit
and time controls can be realised.
The following can be con gured:
- The local operation of the load connected to the
insert
- Radio commands to control other receivers
- Functions that are executed when radio com-
mands are received
For con guration by means of Hager connec-
tion device TX100 or ETS, additional functions
are available (see operating instructions for
TX100 or application description for ETS).
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Con guration of radio motion detector as a
receiver
Con guration to control the load connected to the
insert via reception of a radio command.
As an example the con guration of a wall-trans-
mitter and a radio motion detector as receiver is
described down below (Table 6).
Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
If the radio motion detector is operated as a trans-
mitter, it can support the following functions for
receivers. The speci c function can vary depen-
ding on the receivers used:
ON/OFF (delay time)
Pre-con gured command in automatic
mode: Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON, and after the delay
time elapses actively OFF. The delay
time elapses in the motion detector and is
permanently set (3 min).
Timer
Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON and after the switch-on
time elapse it switches the load OFF. The
switch-on time elapses in the receiver and
can be adjusted through con guration.
The radio motion detector must be attached to
a switch insert or  ush-mounted dimmer. If the
radio motion detector is mounted on a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension
unit (slave) (see Executing a master-slave con-
 guration).
Down below there is an illustration of the con gura-
tion of the radio motion detector with receivers, for
which the supporting displays are executed via cfg
LED and fct LED (Table 7). Different con guration
displays, such as for receivers with display are
provided in the instructions for the receiver.
Executing the master-slave con guration
If the radio motion detector is attached to a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension unit
(slave) to a radio motion sensor on switch insert or
 ush-mounted dimmer (Table 8).
The slave motion detector sends a pulse in case
of motion detection in its detection area. Upon
receiving this pulse, the master switches on for
the delay time, if the set brightness threshold is
undershot. Delay time and brightness threshold are
determined by the master.
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Deleting a con guration
To delete a con gured receiver or the local operati-
on, execute the con guration again.
zStart confi guration (see Con guration of radio
motion detector as a receiver).
zIf necessary, Select transmitter button.
The step select transmitter button step does not
apply for radio motion detectors as transmitters
zSelect function on receiver: Select the function
Delete on the receiver and confi rm function on
the receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
Con guration of group functions
By means of a group function, one transmitter, for
example, radio motion detector, controls several
receivers. To do so, the same functions must be
con gured on all receivers.
zStart confi guration (see Con guring radio moti-
on detector as transmitter).
zSelect function on receiver: Select the group
function as described above on each receiver
to be integrated and confi rm function on the
receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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Setting of switch-on time for function „timer“
In order to realise the function Timer, the switch-
on time can be set on the receiver in stages. The
factory setting is 3 min.
zStart confi guration.
zIf necessary select transmitter button: Select
button with timer.
The step select transmitter button step does
not apply for radio motion detectors as trans-
mitters
zSelect function on receiver:If the function
Timer is indicated by the fct LED blinking red
(Table 5), keep pressed the fct button on the
receiver for more than 5 seconds until the cfg
LED blinks brie y.
The blinking fct LED indicates the currently set
switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting (Table 9).
zPress fct button.
Each short press on fct button increases the
switch-on time by one step.
During the setting, the fct LED indicates the
switchin-on time (Table 9)
for orientation.
zTo accept the selected switch-on time, keep
pressed the fct button for longer than 2 se-
conds.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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x-times fl ashing
of the fct LED
Switch-on time
1
1 s
2
30 s
3
1 min
4
2 min
5
3 min
6
5 min
7
15 min
8
30 min
9
1 h
10
3 h
Table 9: Con gurable switch-on times
Resetting the radio motion detector to factory
settings
The device is not in con guration mode.
zKeep the cfg button pressed for more than 10
seconds until the cfg LED changes from a red
lighting to blinking.
zRelease the cfg button.
The cfg LED blinks red rapidly. The device re-in-
itialises itself. In the meantime the cfg LED lights
up in red colour. After that the LED goes out and
blinks 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The reset
is made. The process lasts about 20 s.
This process deletes the complete con guration
of the radio motion detector. Settings of the in-
sert (switch-on brightness-level, load setting)
are not reset.
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fct LED
display
Con gurable
functions
Function resulting from transmitter operation,
Notes
On switch insert On  ush-moun-
ted dimmer
On/OFF 1) ON/OFF,
dimming UP/
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON/OFF
Long press on push-button: Dimming, reverse dim-
ming direction per actuation
ON 1) ON,
dimming
UP 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON
Push and hold button: Dimming UP to maximum
brightness-level
OFF 1) OFF,
dimming
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching OFF
Short press on push-button: Dimming DOWN to mini-
mum brightness-level
1Scene 1 1) Receivers are allocated to a scene due to the con gu-
ration of the function.
Short press on push-button: calling up the saved state
of the connected load for the scene
2Scene 2 1)
Timer 1) Switching ON for the set switch-on time
Factory setting 3 min
ON/OFF
(switch/push-button) 1)
Closing of the actuating contact switches the load
ON, opening of the contact switches the load OFF.
Forced mode ON Switches the load with higher priority to the appropri-
ate state. Execution of other commands is only pos-
sible after resetting the forced command.
Forced mode OFF
Presence-simulation 1) Activates/deactivates execution of presence simulati-
on (See activating/deactivating presence simulation).
Master-Slave 2) Is used to extend the detection area. Receives
switch-on commands in case of motion detection in
the detection area of the transmitter (Slave). Switches
the lighting ON for the set delay time.
The brightness evaluation only takes place on the
master, the slave only detects motion.
Can only be con gured between radio motion
detectors.
Delete No function
Assignment to transmitter is deleted
1) Execution of the receiver function and local motion detector function have the same priority:
– If the transmitter was  rst switched on/off and then motion was detected afterwards, then the motion detector
will override the transmitter command
– If motion was detected and thereafter during the delay time the system is switched on/off via the transmitter,
then the transmitter will override the motion detector
2) Only with radio motion detector on power supply for radio application module as transmitter
Table 5: Con gurable functions
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter.
If there is no further operation, the con guration
is automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter and the radio motion
detector light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the con gu-
ration mode.
Select transmitter button
zShort press on press-activation point on the
wall-transmitter which should activate the
function.
The cfg LED on the wall transmitter blinks for 1 second.
If con gured already, the fct LED of the motion detector
indicates the currently con gured function.
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
motion detector until the desired function is
displayed (Table 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates the function.
If the transmitter button has already been con gured
with a function in a different receiver and/or the
con gured function is part of a group control, only this
function can be con gured. To change a function, the
existing con guration must be deleted and the new
one needs to be con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
To con rm, keep the fct button pressed for more
than than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks during the saving process
(approx. 5 s). The fct LED con rms the function selection
by displaying the corresponding colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an impossible
combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter again.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter, on the motion de-
tector and on all receivers within radio range go out. The
function is con gured.
Table 6: Con guration of the function for the radio motion detector
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector and the
receivers within radio range light up in red colour. Ra-
dio motion detector (transmitter) and receiver are in
con guration mode
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
cfg fct
on
off
5 7 8321 4 6
L N S1
fct
cfg
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
receiver to select the desired function (see
the receiver operating instructions).
cfg fct
on
off
5 7 8321 4 6
L N S1
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates a function.
If the radio motion detector has already been
con gured with a function in a different receiver
and/or the con gured function is part of a group
control, only this function can be con gured.
To change a function, the existing con guration
must be deleted and the new one needs to be
con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and
function, keep the fct button on the receiver
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving, the fct
LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
impossible combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the motion detector and all recei-
vers within radio range go out. The radio command
for the radio motion detector has been con gured.
Table 7: Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the power supply (transmitter, slave).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector
(slave and master) light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the
con guration mode.
Select function on receiver
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the switch insert or  ush-mounted
dimmer (master) to select the master-slave function.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Only the master-slave function or delete can be
selected in this con guration.
The fct LED blinks orange periodically (see Ta-
ble 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and function,
keep the fct button on the receiver (master)
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving,
the fct LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
error.
Finish confi guration
zBrie y activate the cfg button on the wall transmitter.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detectors
and all receivers within radio range go out. The
master-slave con guration has been executed.
Table 8: Execution of the master-slave con guration
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150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Fig. 8: Setting the detection angle
~ 180° ~ 135° ~ 90°
Setting the response brightness
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. The
response brightness can be set between approx.
5 () over 150 Lux to daytime operation ().
The symbol stands for brightness-independent
switching. The response brightness can be set
variably in the intermediate areas.
To control the lighting in stairwells in accor-
dance with DIN EN12464-1, 2003-3, turn the
potentiometer to the 150 Lux mark.
zTurn the response brightness potentiometer
(Fig. 5, 14) to the desired position.
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To save the current ambient brightness as re-
sponse brightness, use the Teach-In function
(see Setting the response brightness via Teach-
In function).
Setting the sensitivity
Detection is factory-set to maximum sensitivity. If
there are frequent incorrect detections, the sensiti-
vity can be reduced.
zTurn the sensitivity potentiometer (Fig. 5, 9) to
the desired position.
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Appendix
Technical data
Connection Mounting on suitable inserts
Power supply via inserts
Response brightness approx. 5 ... 1000 lux (∞)
Sensitivity approx. 10 ... 100 %
Detection angle approx. 90 ... 180°
Detection area (1.1 m) approx. 12 x 16 m
Detection area (2.2 m) approx. 8 x 12 m
Radio frequency 868 MHz
Radio protocol KNX radio
Quicklink logic functions max. 20 transmitters/
receivers
Receiver category 2
Transmitter duty cycle < 1 %
Protection type IP 20
Relative humidity 0 ... 65 %
(no condensation)
Ambient temperature -5 … +45 °C
Storage/transport temperature -20 … +60 °C
Mounting orientation interface between
application and power
module on top
Accessories
Relay insert WUC35
Universal switch insert 1-gang WUC21
Touch dimmer (R, L) WUD86
Universal touch dimmer 1-gang WUD87
Power supply
for radio application module WUC18
Radio con guration - quicklink
The radio con guration sets the functional con-
nection between commanding (transmitters) and
function-executing (receivers) radio components.
Thus wireless e.g. master, group, extension unit
and time controls can be realised.
The following can be con gured:
- The local operation of the load connected to the
insert
- Radio commands to control other receivers
- Functions that are executed when radio com-
mands are received
For con guration by means of Hager connec-
tion device TX100 or ETS, additional functions
are available (see operating instructions for
TX100 or application description for ETS).
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Con guration of radio motion detector as a
receiver
Con guration to control the load connected to the
insert via reception of a radio command.
As an example the con guration of a wall-trans-
mitter and a radio motion detector as receiver is
described down below (Table 6).
Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
If the radio motion detector is operated as a trans-
mitter, it can support the following functions for
receivers. The speci c function can vary depen-
ding on the receivers used:
ON/OFF (delay time)
Pre-con gured command in automatic
mode: Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON, and after the delay
time elapses actively OFF. The delay
time elapses in the motion detector and is
permanently set (3 min).
Timer
Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON and after the switch-on
time elapse it switches the load OFF. The
switch-on time elapses in the receiver and
can be adjusted through con guration.
The radio motion detector must be attached to
a switch insert or  ush-mounted dimmer. If the
radio motion detector is mounted on a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension
unit (slave) (see Executing a master-slave con-
 guration).
Down below there is an illustration of the con gura-
tion of the radio motion detector with receivers, for
which the supporting displays are executed via cfg
LED and fct LED (Table 7). Different con guration
displays, such as for receivers with display are
provided in the instructions for the receiver.
Executing the master-slave con guration
If the radio motion detector is attached to a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension unit
(slave) to a radio motion sensor on switch insert or
 ush-mounted dimmer (Table 8).
The slave motion detector sends a pulse in case
of motion detection in its detection area. Upon
receiving this pulse, the master switches on for
the delay time, if the set brightness threshold is
undershot. Delay time and brightness threshold are
determined by the master.
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Deleting a con guration
To delete a con gured receiver or the local operati-
on, execute the con guration again.
zStart confi guration (see Con guration of radio
motion detector as a receiver).
zIf necessary, Select transmitter button.
The step select transmitter button step does not
apply for radio motion detectors as transmitters
zSelect function on receiver: Select the function
Delete on the receiver and confi rm function on
the receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
Con guration of group functions
By means of a group function, one transmitter, for
example, radio motion detector, controls several
receivers. To do so, the same functions must be
con gured on all receivers.
zStart confi guration (see Con guring radio moti-
on detector as transmitter).
zSelect function on receiver: Select the group
function as described above on each receiver
to be integrated and confi rm function on the
receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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Setting of switch-on time for function „timer“
In order to realise the function Timer, the switch-
on time can be set on the receiver in stages. The
factory setting is 3 min.
zStart confi guration.
zIf necessary select transmitter button: Select
button with timer.
The step select transmitter button step does
not apply for radio motion detectors as trans-
mitters
zSelect function on receiver:If the function
Timer is indicated by the fct LED blinking red
(Table 5), keep pressed the fct button on the
receiver for more than 5 seconds until the cfg
LED blinks brie y.
The blinking fct LED indicates the currently set
switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting (Table 9).
zPress fct button.
Each short press on fct button increases the
switch-on time by one step.
During the setting, the fct LED indicates the
switchin-on time (Table 9)
for orientation.
zTo accept the selected switch-on time, keep
pressed the fct button for longer than 2 se-
conds.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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x-times fl ashing
of the fct LED
Switch-on time
1
1 s
2
30 s
3
1 min
4
2 min
5
3 min
6
5 min
7
15 min
8
30 min
9
1 h
10
3 h
Table 9: Con gurable switch-on times
Resetting the radio motion detector to factory
settings
The device is not in con guration mode.
zKeep the cfg button pressed for more than 10
seconds until the cfg LED changes from a red
lighting to blinking.
zRelease the cfg button.
The cfg LED blinks red rapidly. The device re-in-
itialises itself. In the meantime the cfg LED lights
up in red colour. After that the LED goes out and
blinks 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The reset
is made. The process lasts about 20 s.
This process deletes the complete con guration
of the radio motion detector. Settings of the in-
sert (switch-on brightness-level, load setting)
are not reset.
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fct LED
display
Con gurable
functions
Function resulting from transmitter operation,
Notes
On switch insert On  ush-moun-
ted dimmer
On/OFF 1) ON/OFF,
dimming UP/
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON/OFF
Long press on push-button: Dimming, reverse dim-
ming direction per actuation
ON 1) ON,
dimming
UP 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON
Push and hold button: Dimming UP to maximum
brightness-level
OFF 1) OFF,
dimming
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching OFF
Short press on push-button: Dimming DOWN to mini-
mum brightness-level
1Scene 1 1) Receivers are allocated to a scene due to the con gu-
ration of the function.
Short press on push-button: calling up the saved state
of the connected load for the scene
2Scene 2 1)
Timer 1) Switching ON for the set switch-on time
Factory setting 3 min
ON/OFF
(switch/push-button) 1)
Closing of the actuating contact switches the load
ON, opening of the contact switches the load OFF.
Forced mode ON Switches the load with higher priority to the appropri-
ate state. Execution of other commands is only pos-
sible after resetting the forced command.
Forced mode OFF
Presence-simulation 1) Activates/deactivates execution of presence simulati-
on (See activating/deactivating presence simulation).
Master-Slave 2) Is used to extend the detection area. Receives
switch-on commands in case of motion detection in
the detection area of the transmitter (Slave). Switches
the lighting ON for the set delay time.
The brightness evaluation only takes place on the
master, the slave only detects motion.
Can only be con gured between radio motion
detectors.
Delete No function
Assignment to transmitter is deleted
1) Execution of the receiver function and local motion detector function have the same priority:
– If the transmitter was  rst switched on/off and then motion was detected afterwards, then the motion detector
will override the transmitter command
– If motion was detected and thereafter during the delay time the system is switched on/off via the transmitter,
then the transmitter will override the motion detector
2) Only with radio motion detector on power supply for radio application module as transmitter
Table 5: Con gurable functions
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter.
If there is no further operation, the con guration
is automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter and the radio motion
detector light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the con gu-
ration mode.
Select transmitter button
zShort press on press-activation point on the
wall-transmitter which should activate the
function.
The cfg LED on the wall transmitter blinks for 1 second.
If con gured already, the fct LED of the motion detector
indicates the currently con gured function.
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
motion detector until the desired function is
displayed (Table 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates the function.
If the transmitter button has already been con gured
with a function in a different receiver and/or the
con gured function is part of a group control, only this
function can be con gured. To change a function, the
existing con guration must be deleted and the new
one needs to be con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
To con rm, keep the fct button pressed for more
than than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks during the saving process
(approx. 5 s). The fct LED con rms the function selection
by displaying the corresponding colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an impossible
combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter again.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter, on the motion de-
tector and on all receivers within radio range go out. The
function is con gured.
Table 6: Con guration of the function for the radio motion detector
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector and the
receivers within radio range light up in red colour. Ra-
dio motion detector (transmitter) and receiver are in
con guration mode
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
cfg fct
on
off
5 7 8321 4 6
L N S1
fct
cfg
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
receiver to select the desired function (see
the receiver operating instructions).
cfg fct
on
off
5 7 8321 4 6
L N S1
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates a function.
If the radio motion detector has already been
con gured with a function in a different receiver
and/or the con gured function is part of a group
control, only this function can be con gured.
To change a function, the existing con guration
must be deleted and the new one needs to be
con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and
function, keep the fct button on the receiver
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving, the fct
LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
impossible combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the motion detector and all recei-
vers within radio range go out. The radio command
for the radio motion detector has been con gured.
Table 7: Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the power supply (transmitter, slave).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector
(slave and master) light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the
con guration mode.
Select function on receiver
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the switch insert or  ush-mounted
dimmer (master) to select the master-slave function.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Only the master-slave function or delete can be
selected in this con guration.
The fct LED blinks orange periodically (see Ta-
ble 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and function,
keep the fct button on the receiver (master)
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving,
the fct LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
error.
Finish confi guration
zBrie y activate the cfg button on the wall transmitter.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detectors
and all receivers within radio range go out. The
master-slave con guration has been executed.
Table 8: Execution of the master-slave con guration
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150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Fig. 8: Setting the detection angle
~ 180° ~ 135° ~ 90°
Setting the response brightness
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. The
response brightness can be set between approx.
5 () over 150 Lux to daytime operation ().
The symbol stands for brightness-independent
switching. The response brightness can be set
variably in the intermediate areas.
To control the lighting in stairwells in accor-
dance with DIN EN12464-1, 2003-3, turn the
potentiometer to the 150 Lux mark.
zTurn the response brightness potentiometer
(Fig. 5, 14) to the desired position.
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To save the current ambient brightness as re-
sponse brightness, use the Teach-In function
(see Setting the response brightness via Teach-
In function).
Setting the sensitivity
Detection is factory-set to maximum sensitivity. If
there are frequent incorrect detections, the sensiti-
vity can be reduced.
zTurn the sensitivity potentiometer (Fig. 5, 9) to
the desired position.
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Appendix
Technical data
Connection Mounting on suitable inserts
Power supply via inserts
Response brightness approx. 5 ... 1000 lux (∞)
Sensitivity approx. 10 ... 100 %
Detection angle approx. 90 ... 180°
Detection area (1.1 m) approx. 12 x 16 m
Detection area (2.2 m) approx. 8 x 12 m
Radio frequency 868 MHz
Radio protocol KNX radio
Quicklink logic functions max. 20 transmitters/
receivers
Receiver category 2
Transmitter duty cycle < 1 %
Protection type IP 20
Relative humidity 0 ... 65 %
(no condensation)
Ambient temperature -5 … +45 °C
Storage/transport temperature -20 … +60 °C
Mounting orientation interface between
application and power
module on top
Accessories
Relay insert WUC35
Universal switch insert 1-gang WUC21
Touch dimmer (R, L) WUD86
Universal touch dimmer 1-gang WUD87
Power supply
for radio application module WUC18
Radio con guration - quicklink
The radio con guration sets the functional con-
nection between commanding (transmitters) and
function-executing (receivers) radio components.
Thus wireless e.g. master, group, extension unit
and time controls can be realised.
The following can be con gured:
- The local operation of the load connected to the
insert
- Radio commands to control other receivers
- Functions that are executed when radio com-
mands are received
For con guration by means of Hager connec-
tion device TX100 or ETS, additional functions
are available (see operating instructions for
TX100 or application description for ETS).
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Con guration of radio motion detector as a
receiver
Con guration to control the load connected to the
insert via reception of a radio command.
As an example the con guration of a wall-trans-
mitter and a radio motion detector as receiver is
described down below (Table 6).
Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
If the radio motion detector is operated as a trans-
mitter, it can support the following functions for
receivers. The speci c function can vary depen-
ding on the receivers used:
ON/OFF (delay time)
Pre-con gured command in automatic
mode: Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON, and after the delay
time elapses actively OFF. The delay
time elapses in the motion detector and is
permanently set (3 min).
Timer
Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON and after the switch-on
time elapse it switches the load OFF. The
switch-on time elapses in the receiver and
can be adjusted through con guration.
The radio motion detector must be attached to
a switch insert or  ush-mounted dimmer. If the
radio motion detector is mounted on a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension
unit (slave) (see Executing a master-slave con-
 guration).
Down below there is an illustration of the con gura-
tion of the radio motion detector with receivers, for
which the supporting displays are executed via cfg
LED and fct LED (Table 7). Different con guration
displays, such as for receivers with display are
provided in the instructions for the receiver.
Executing the master-slave con guration
If the radio motion detector is attached to a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension unit
(slave) to a radio motion sensor on switch insert or
 ush-mounted dimmer (Table 8).
The slave motion detector sends a pulse in case
of motion detection in its detection area. Upon
receiving this pulse, the master switches on for
the delay time, if the set brightness threshold is
undershot. Delay time and brightness threshold are
determined by the master.
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Deleting a con guration
To delete a con gured receiver or the local operati-
on, execute the con guration again.
zStart confi guration (see Con guration of radio
motion detector as a receiver).
zIf necessary, Select transmitter button.
The step select transmitter button step does not
apply for radio motion detectors as transmitters
zSelect function on receiver: Select the function
Delete on the receiver and confi rm function on
the receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
Con guration of group functions
By means of a group function, one transmitter, for
example, radio motion detector, controls several
receivers. To do so, the same functions must be
con gured on all receivers.
zStart confi guration (see Con guring radio moti-
on detector as transmitter).
zSelect function on receiver: Select the group
function as described above on each receiver
to be integrated and confi rm function on the
receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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Setting of switch-on time for function „timer“
In order to realise the function Timer, the switch-
on time can be set on the receiver in stages. The
factory setting is 3 min.
zStart confi guration.
zIf necessary select transmitter button: Select
button with timer.
The step select transmitter button step does
not apply for radio motion detectors as trans-
mitters
zSelect function on receiver:If the function
Timer is indicated by the fct LED blinking red
(Table 5), keep pressed the fct button on the
receiver for more than 5 seconds until the cfg
LED blinks brie y.
The blinking fct LED indicates the currently set
switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting (Table 9).
zPress fct button.
Each short press on fct button increases the
switch-on time by one step.
During the setting, the fct LED indicates the
switchin-on time (Table 9)
for orientation.
zTo accept the selected switch-on time, keep
pressed the fct button for longer than 2 se-
conds.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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x-times fl ashing
of the fct LED
Switch-on time
1
1 s
2
30 s
3
1 min
4
2 min
5
3 min
6
5 min
7
15 min
8
30 min
9
1 h
10
3 h
Table 9: Con gurable switch-on times
Resetting the radio motion detector to factory
settings
The device is not in con guration mode.
zKeep the cfg button pressed for more than 10
seconds until the cfg LED changes from a red
lighting to blinking.
zRelease the cfg button.
The cfg LED blinks red rapidly. The device re-in-
itialises itself. In the meantime the cfg LED lights
up in red colour. After that the LED goes out and
blinks 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The reset
is made. The process lasts about 20 s.
This process deletes the complete con guration
of the radio motion detector. Settings of the in-
sert (switch-on brightness-level, load setting)
are not reset.
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fct LED
display
Con gurable
functions
Function resulting from transmitter operation,
Notes
On switch insert On  ush-moun-
ted dimmer
On/OFF 1) ON/OFF,
dimming UP/
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON/OFF
Long press on push-button: Dimming, reverse dim-
ming direction per actuation
ON 1) ON,
dimming
UP 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON
Push and hold button: Dimming UP to maximum
brightness-level
OFF 1) OFF,
dimming
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching OFF
Short press on push-button: Dimming DOWN to mini-
mum brightness-level
1Scene 1 1) Receivers are allocated to a scene due to the con gu-
ration of the function.
Short press on push-button: calling up the saved state
of the connected load for the scene
2Scene 2 1)
Timer 1) Switching ON for the set switch-on time
Factory setting 3 min
ON/OFF
(switch/push-button) 1)
Closing of the actuating contact switches the load
ON, opening of the contact switches the load OFF.
Forced mode ON Switches the load with higher priority to the appropri-
ate state. Execution of other commands is only pos-
sible after resetting the forced command.
Forced mode OFF
Presence-simulation 1) Activates/deactivates execution of presence simulati-
on (See activating/deactivating presence simulation).
Master-Slave 2) Is used to extend the detection area. Receives
switch-on commands in case of motion detection in
the detection area of the transmitter (Slave). Switches
the lighting ON for the set delay time.
The brightness evaluation only takes place on the
master, the slave only detects motion.
Can only be con gured between radio motion
detectors.
Delete No function
Assignment to transmitter is deleted
1) Execution of the receiver function and local motion detector function have the same priority:
– If the transmitter was  rst switched on/off and then motion was detected afterwards, then the motion detector
will override the transmitter command
– If motion was detected and thereafter during the delay time the system is switched on/off via the transmitter,
then the transmitter will override the motion detector
2) Only with radio motion detector on power supply for radio application module as transmitter
Table 5: Con gurable functions
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter.
If there is no further operation, the con guration
is automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter and the radio motion
detector light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the con gu-
ration mode.
Select transmitter button
zShort press on press-activation point on the
wall-transmitter which should activate the
function.
The cfg LED on the wall transmitter blinks for 1 second.
If con gured already, the fct LED of the motion detector
indicates the currently con gured function.
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
motion detector until the desired function is
displayed (Table 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates the function.
If the transmitter button has already been con gured
with a function in a different receiver and/or the
con gured function is part of a group control, only this
function can be con gured. To change a function, the
existing con guration must be deleted and the new
one needs to be con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
To con rm, keep the fct button pressed for more
than than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks during the saving process
(approx. 5 s). The fct LED con rms the function selection
by displaying the corresponding colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an impossible
combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter again.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter, on the motion de-
tector and on all receivers within radio range go out. The
function is con gured.
Table 6: Con guration of the function for the radio motion detector
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector and the
receivers within radio range light up in red colour. Ra-
dio motion detector (transmitter) and receiver are in
con guration mode
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
cfg fct
on
off
5 7 8321 4 6
L N S1
fct
cfg
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
receiver to select the desired function (see
the receiver operating instructions).
cfg fct
on
off
5 7 8321 4 6
L N S1
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates a function.
If the radio motion detector has already been
con gured with a function in a different receiver
and/or the con gured function is part of a group
control, only this function can be con gured.
To change a function, the existing con guration
must be deleted and the new one needs to be
con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and
function, keep the fct button on the receiver
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving, the fct
LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
impossible combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the motion detector and all recei-
vers within radio range go out. The radio command
for the radio motion detector has been con gured.
Table 7: Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the power supply (transmitter, slave).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector
(slave and master) light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the
con guration mode.
Select function on receiver
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the switch insert or  ush-mounted
dimmer (master) to select the master-slave function.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Only the master-slave function or delete can be
selected in this con guration.
The fct LED blinks orange periodically (see Ta-
ble 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and function,
keep the fct button on the receiver (master)
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving,
the fct LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
error.
Finish confi guration
zBrie y activate the cfg button on the wall transmitter.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detectors
and all receivers within radio range go out. The
master-slave con guration has been executed.
Table 8: Execution of the master-slave con guration
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150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Fig. 8: Setting the detection angle
~ 180° ~ 135° ~ 90°
Setting the response brightness
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. The
response brightness can be set between approx.
5 () over 150 Lux to daytime operation ().
The symbol stands for brightness-independent
switching. The response brightness can be set
variably in the intermediate areas.
To control the lighting in stairwells in accor-
dance with DIN EN12464-1, 2003-3, turn the
potentiometer to the 150 Lux mark.
zTurn the response brightness potentiometer
(Fig. 5, 14) to the desired position.
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To save the current ambient brightness as re-
sponse brightness, use the Teach-In function
(see Setting the response brightness via Teach-
In function).
Setting the sensitivity
Detection is factory-set to maximum sensitivity. If
there are frequent incorrect detections, the sensiti-
vity can be reduced.
zTurn the sensitivity potentiometer (Fig. 5, 9) to
the desired position.
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Appendix
Technical data
Connection Mounting on suitable inserts
Power supply via inserts
Response brightness approx. 5 ... 1000 lux (∞)
Sensitivity approx. 10 ... 100 %
Detection angle approx. 90 ... 180°
Detection area (1.1 m) approx. 12 x 16 m
Detection area (2.2 m) approx. 8 x 12 m
Radio frequency 868 MHz
Radio protocol KNX radio
Quicklink logic functions max. 20 transmitters/
receivers
Receiver category 2
Transmitter duty cycle < 1 %
Protection type IP 20
Relative humidity 0 ... 65 %
(no condensation)
Ambient temperature -5 … +45 °C
Storage/transport temperature -20 … +60 °C
Mounting orientation interface between
application and power
module on top
Accessories
Relay insert WUC35
Universal switch insert 1-gang WUC21
Touch dimmer (R, L) WUD86
Universal touch dimmer 1-gang WUD87
Power supply
for radio application module WUC18
Radio con guration - quicklink
The radio con guration sets the functional con-
nection between commanding (transmitters) and
function-executing (receivers) radio components.
Thus wireless e.g. master, group, extension unit
and time controls can be realised.
The following can be con gured:
- The local operation of the load connected to the
insert
- Radio commands to control other receivers
- Functions that are executed when radio com-
mands are received
For con guration by means of Hager connec-
tion device TX100 or ETS, additional functions
are available (see operating instructions for
TX100 or application description for ETS).
P
Con guration of radio motion detector as a
receiver
Con guration to control the load connected to the
insert via reception of a radio command.
As an example the con guration of a wall-trans-
mitter and a radio motion detector as receiver is
described down below (Table 6).
Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
If the radio motion detector is operated as a trans-
mitter, it can support the following functions for
receivers. The speci c function can vary depen-
ding on the receivers used:
ON/OFF (delay time)
Pre-con gured command in automatic
mode: Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON, and after the delay
time elapses actively OFF. The delay
time elapses in the motion detector and is
permanently set (3 min).
Timer
Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON and after the switch-on
time elapse it switches the load OFF. The
switch-on time elapses in the receiver and
can be adjusted through con guration.
The radio motion detector must be attached to
a switch insert or  ush-mounted dimmer. If the
radio motion detector is mounted on a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension
unit (slave) (see Executing a master-slave con-
 guration).
Down below there is an illustration of the con gura-
tion of the radio motion detector with receivers, for
which the supporting displays are executed via cfg
LED and fct LED (Table 7). Different con guration
displays, such as for receivers with display are
provided in the instructions for the receiver.
Executing the master-slave con guration
If the radio motion detector is attached to a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension unit
(slave) to a radio motion sensor on switch insert or
 ush-mounted dimmer (Table 8).
The slave motion detector sends a pulse in case
of motion detection in its detection area. Upon
receiving this pulse, the master switches on for
the delay time, if the set brightness threshold is
undershot. Delay time and brightness threshold are
determined by the master.
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Deleting a con guration
To delete a con gured receiver or the local operati-
on, execute the con guration again.
zStart confi guration (see Con guration of radio
motion detector as a receiver).
zIf necessary, Select transmitter button.
The step select transmitter button step does not
apply for radio motion detectors as transmitters
zSelect function on receiver: Select the function
Delete on the receiver and confi rm function on
the receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
Con guration of group functions
By means of a group function, one transmitter, for
example, radio motion detector, controls several
receivers. To do so, the same functions must be
con gured on all receivers.
zStart confi guration (see Con guring radio moti-
on detector as transmitter).
zSelect function on receiver: Select the group
function as described above on each receiver
to be integrated and confi rm function on the
receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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Setting of switch-on time for function „timer“
In order to realise the function Timer, the switch-
on time can be set on the receiver in stages. The
factory setting is 3 min.
zStart confi guration.
zIf necessary select transmitter button: Select
button with timer.
The step select transmitter button step does
not apply for radio motion detectors as trans-
mitters
zSelect function on receiver:If the function
Timer is indicated by the fct LED blinking red
(Table 5), keep pressed the fct button on the
receiver for more than 5 seconds until the cfg
LED blinks brie y.
The blinking fct LED indicates the currently set
switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting (Table 9).
zPress fct button.
Each short press on fct button increases the
switch-on time by one step.
During the setting, the fct LED indicates the
switchin-on time (Table 9)
for orientation.
zTo accept the selected switch-on time, keep
pressed the fct button for longer than 2 se-
conds.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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x-times fl ashing
of the fct LED
Switch-on time
1
1 s
2
30 s
3
1 min
4
2 min
5
3 min
6
5 min
7
15 min
8
30 min
9
1 h
10
3 h
Table 9: Con gurable switch-on times
Resetting the radio motion detector to factory
settings
The device is not in con guration mode.
zKeep the cfg button pressed for more than 10
seconds until the cfg LED changes from a red
lighting to blinking.
zRelease the cfg button.
The cfg LED blinks red rapidly. The device re-in-
itialises itself. In the meantime the cfg LED lights
up in red colour. After that the LED goes out and
blinks 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The reset
is made. The process lasts about 20 s.
This process deletes the complete con guration
of the radio motion detector. Settings of the in-
sert (switch-on brightness-level, load setting)
are not reset.
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fct LED
display
Con gurable
functions
Function resulting from transmitter operation,
Notes
On switch insert On  ush-moun-
ted dimmer
On/OFF 1) ON/OFF,
dimming UP/
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON/OFF
Long press on push-button: Dimming, reverse dim-
ming direction per actuation
ON 1) ON,
dimming
UP 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON
Push and hold button: Dimming UP to maximum
brightness-level
OFF 1) OFF,
dimming
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching OFF
Short press on push-button: Dimming DOWN to mini-
mum brightness-level
1Scene 1 1) Receivers are allocated to a scene due to the con gu-
ration of the function.
Short press on push-button: calling up the saved state
of the connected load for the scene
2Scene 2 1)
Timer 1) Switching ON for the set switch-on time
Factory setting 3 min
ON/OFF
(switch/push-button) 1)
Closing of the actuating contact switches the load
ON, opening of the contact switches the load OFF.
Forced mode ON Switches the load with higher priority to the appropri-
ate state. Execution of other commands is only pos-
sible after resetting the forced command.
Forced mode OFF
Presence-simulation 1) Activates/deactivates execution of presence simulati-
on (See activating/deactivating presence simulation).
Master-Slave 2) Is used to extend the detection area. Receives
switch-on commands in case of motion detection in
the detection area of the transmitter (Slave). Switches
the lighting ON for the set delay time.
The brightness evaluation only takes place on the
master, the slave only detects motion.
Can only be con gured between radio motion
detectors.
Delete No function
Assignment to transmitter is deleted
1) Execution of the receiver function and local motion detector function have the same priority:
– If the transmitter was  rst switched on/off and then motion was detected afterwards, then the motion detector
will override the transmitter command
– If motion was detected and thereafter during the delay time the system is switched on/off via the transmitter,
then the transmitter will override the motion detector
2) Only with radio motion detector on power supply for radio application module as transmitter
Table 5: Con gurable functions
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter.
If there is no further operation, the con guration
is automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter and the radio motion
detector light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the con gu-
ration mode.
Select transmitter button
zShort press on press-activation point on the
wall-transmitter which should activate the
function.
The cfg LED on the wall transmitter blinks for 1 second.
If con gured already, the fct LED of the motion detector
indicates the currently con gured function.
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
motion detector until the desired function is
displayed (Table 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates the function.
If the transmitter button has already been con gured
with a function in a different receiver and/or the
con gured function is part of a group control, only this
function can be con gured. To change a function, the
existing con guration must be deleted and the new
one needs to be con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
To con rm, keep the fct button pressed for more
than than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks during the saving process
(approx. 5 s). The fct LED con rms the function selection
by displaying the corresponding colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an impossible
combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter again.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter, on the motion de-
tector and on all receivers within radio range go out. The
function is con gured.
Table 6: Con guration of the function for the radio motion detector
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector and the
receivers within radio range light up in red colour. Ra-
dio motion detector (transmitter) and receiver are in
con guration mode
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
cfg fct
on
off
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cfg
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
receiver to select the desired function (see
the receiver operating instructions).
cfg fct
on
off
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fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates a function.
If the radio motion detector has already been
con gured with a function in a different receiver
and/or the con gured function is part of a group
control, only this function can be con gured.
To change a function, the existing con guration
must be deleted and the new one needs to be
con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and
function, keep the fct button on the receiver
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving, the fct
LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
impossible combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
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150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the motion detector and all recei-
vers within radio range go out. The radio command
for the radio motion detector has been con gured.
Table 7: Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the power supply (transmitter, slave).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector
(slave and master) light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the
con guration mode.
Select function on receiver
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the switch insert or  ush-mounted
dimmer (master) to select the master-slave function.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Only the master-slave function or delete can be
selected in this con guration.
The fct LED blinks orange periodically (see Ta-
ble 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and function,
keep the fct button on the receiver (master)
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving,
the fct LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
error.
Finish confi guration
zBrie y activate the cfg button on the wall transmitter.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detectors
and all receivers within radio range go out. The
master-slave con guration has been executed.
Table 8: Execution of the master-slave con guration
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90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
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90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
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150
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fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Fig. 8: Setting the detection angle
~ 180° ~ 135° ~ 90°
Setting the response brightness
The response brightness is the brightness value
saved in the motion detector; when this value
is undershot the motion detector switches the
connected load if movements are detected. The
response brightness can be set between approx.
5 () over 150 Lux to daytime operation ().
The symbol stands for brightness-independent
switching. The response brightness can be set
variably in the intermediate areas.
To control the lighting in stairwells in accor-
dance with DIN EN12464-1, 2003-3, turn the
potentiometer to the 150 Lux mark.
zTurn the response brightness potentiometer
(Fig. 5, 14) to the desired position.
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To save the current ambient brightness as re-
sponse brightness, use the Teach-In function
(see Setting the response brightness via Teach-
In function).
Setting the sensitivity
Detection is factory-set to maximum sensitivity. If
there are frequent incorrect detections, the sensiti-
vity can be reduced.
zTurn the sensitivity potentiometer (Fig. 5, 9) to
the desired position.
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Appendix
Technical data
Connection Mounting on suitable inserts
Power supply via inserts
Response brightness approx. 5 ... 1000 lux (∞)
Sensitivity approx. 10 ... 100 %
Detection angle approx. 90 ... 180°
Detection area (1.1 m) approx. 12 x 16 m
Detection area (2.2 m) approx. 8 x 12 m
Radio frequency 868 MHz
Radio protocol KNX radio
Quicklink logic functions max. 20 transmitters/
receivers
Receiver category 2
Transmitter duty cycle < 1 %
Protection type IP 20
Relative humidity 0 ... 65 %
(no condensation)
Ambient temperature -5 … +45 °C
Storage/transport temperature -20 … +60 °C
Mounting orientation interface between
application and power
module on top
Accessories
Relay insert WUC35
Universal switch insert 1-gang WUC21
Touch dimmer (R, L) WUD86
Universal touch dimmer 1-gang WUD87
Power supply
for radio application module WUC18
Radio con guration - quicklink
The radio con guration sets the functional con-
nection between commanding (transmitters) and
function-executing (receivers) radio components.
Thus wireless e.g. master, group, extension unit
and time controls can be realised.
The following can be con gured:
- The local operation of the load connected to the
insert
- Radio commands to control other receivers
- Functions that are executed when radio com-
mands are received
For con guration by means of Hager connec-
tion device TX100 or ETS, additional functions
are available (see operating instructions for
TX100 or application description for ETS).
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Con guration of radio motion detector as a
receiver
Con guration to control the load connected to the
insert via reception of a radio command.
As an example the con guration of a wall-trans-
mitter and a radio motion detector as receiver is
described down below (Table 6).
Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
If the radio motion detector is operated as a trans-
mitter, it can support the following functions for
receivers. The speci c function can vary depen-
ding on the receivers used:
ON/OFF (delay time)
Pre-con gured command in automatic
mode: Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON, and after the delay
time elapses actively OFF. The delay
time elapses in the motion detector and is
permanently set (3 min).
Timer
Motion detection at simultaneous
undershooting of the brightness threshold
switches the load ON and after the switch-on
time elapse it switches the load OFF. The
switch-on time elapses in the receiver and
can be adjusted through con guration.
The radio motion detector must be attached to
a switch insert or  ush-mounted dimmer. If the
radio motion detector is mounted on a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension
unit (slave) (see Executing a master-slave con-
 guration).
Down below there is an illustration of the con gura-
tion of the radio motion detector with receivers, for
which the supporting displays are executed via cfg
LED and fct LED (Table 7). Different con guration
displays, such as for receivers with display are
provided in the instructions for the receiver.
Executing the master-slave con guration
If the radio motion detector is attached to a power
supply for radio application modules, then it can
only be con gured as a transmitting extension unit
(slave) to a radio motion sensor on switch insert or
 ush-mounted dimmer (Table 8).
The slave motion detector sends a pulse in case
of motion detection in its detection area. Upon
receiving this pulse, the master switches on for
the delay time, if the set brightness threshold is
undershot. Delay time and brightness threshold are
determined by the master.
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Deleting a con guration
To delete a con gured receiver or the local operati-
on, execute the con guration again.
zStart confi guration (see Con guration of radio
motion detector as a receiver).
zIf necessary, Select transmitter button.
The step select transmitter button step does not
apply for radio motion detectors as transmitters
zSelect function on receiver: Select the function
Delete on the receiver and confi rm function on
the receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
Con guration of group functions
By means of a group function, one transmitter, for
example, radio motion detector, controls several
receivers. To do so, the same functions must be
con gured on all receivers.
zStart confi guration (see Con guring radio moti-
on detector as transmitter).
zSelect function on receiver: Select the group
function as described above on each receiver
to be integrated and confi rm function on the
receiver.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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Setting of switch-on time for function „timer“
In order to realise the function Timer, the switch-
on time can be set on the receiver in stages. The
factory setting is 3 min.
zStart confi guration.
zIf necessary select transmitter button: Select
button with timer.
The step select transmitter button step does
not apply for radio motion detectors as trans-
mitters
zSelect function on receiver:If the function
Timer is indicated by the fct LED blinking red
(Table 5), keep pressed the fct button on the
receiver for more than 5 seconds until the cfg
LED blinks brie y.
The blinking fct LED indicates the currently set
switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting (Table 9).
zPress fct button.
Each short press on fct button increases the
switch-on time by one step.
During the setting, the fct LED indicates the
switchin-on time (Table 9)
for orientation.
zTo accept the selected switch-on time, keep
pressed the fct button for longer than 2 se-
conds.
zFinish confi guration: Short press on cfg button
on the transmitter.
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x-times fl ashing
of the fct LED
Switch-on time
1
1 s
2
30 s
3
1 min
4
2 min
5
3 min
6
5 min
7
15 min
8
30 min
9
1 h
10
3 h
Table 9: Con gurable switch-on times
Resetting the radio motion detector to factory
settings
The device is not in con guration mode.
zKeep the cfg button pressed for more than 10
seconds until the cfg LED changes from a red
lighting to blinking.
zRelease the cfg button.
The cfg LED blinks red rapidly. The device re-in-
itialises itself. In the meantime the cfg LED lights
up in red colour. After that the LED goes out and
blinks 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The reset
is made. The process lasts about 20 s.
This process deletes the complete con guration
of the radio motion detector. Settings of the in-
sert (switch-on brightness-level, load setting)
are not reset.
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fct LED
display
Con gurable
functions
Function resulting from transmitter operation,
Notes
On switch insert On  ush-moun-
ted dimmer
On/OFF 1) ON/OFF,
dimming UP/
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON/OFF
Long press on push-button: Dimming, reverse dim-
ming direction per actuation
ON 1) ON,
dimming
UP 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching ON
Push and hold button: Dimming UP to maximum
brightness-level
OFF 1) OFF,
dimming
DOWN 1)
Short press on push-button: Switching OFF
Short press on push-button: Dimming DOWN to mini-
mum brightness-level
1Scene 1 1) Receivers are allocated to a scene due to the con gu-
ration of the function.
Short press on push-button: calling up the saved state
of the connected load for the scene
2Scene 2 1)
Timer 1) Switching ON for the set switch-on time
Factory setting 3 min
ON/OFF
(switch/push-button) 1)
Closing of the actuating contact switches the load
ON, opening of the contact switches the load OFF.
Forced mode ON Switches the load with higher priority to the appropri-
ate state. Execution of other commands is only pos-
sible after resetting the forced command.
Forced mode OFF
Presence-simulation 1) Activates/deactivates execution of presence simulati-
on (See activating/deactivating presence simulation).
Master-Slave 2) Is used to extend the detection area. Receives
switch-on commands in case of motion detection in
the detection area of the transmitter (Slave). Switches
the lighting ON for the set delay time.
The brightness evaluation only takes place on the
master, the slave only detects motion.
Can only be con gured between radio motion
detectors.
Delete No function
Assignment to transmitter is deleted
1) Execution of the receiver function and local motion detector function have the same priority:
– If the transmitter was  rst switched on/off and then motion was detected afterwards, then the motion detector
will override the transmitter command
– If motion was detected and thereafter during the delay time the system is switched on/off via the transmitter,
then the transmitter will override the motion detector
2) Only with radio motion detector on power supply for radio application module as transmitter
Table 5: Con gurable functions
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter.
If there is no further operation, the con guration
is automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter and the radio motion
detector light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the con gu-
ration mode.
Select transmitter button
zShort press on press-activation point on the
wall-transmitter which should activate the
function.
The cfg LED on the wall transmitter blinks for 1 second.
If con gured already, the fct LED of the motion detector
indicates the currently con gured function.
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
motion detector until the desired function is
displayed (Table 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates the function.
If the transmitter button has already been con gured
with a function in a different receiver and/or the
con gured function is part of a group control, only this
function can be con gured. To change a function, the
existing con guration must be deleted and the new
one needs to be con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
To con rm, keep the fct button pressed for more
than than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks during the saving process
(approx. 5 s). The fct LED con rms the function selection
by displaying the corresponding colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an impossible
combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the wall
transmitter again.
The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter, on the motion de-
tector and on all receivers within radio range go out. The
function is con gured.
Table 6: Con guration of the function for the radio motion detector
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector and the
receivers within radio range light up in red colour. Ra-
dio motion detector (transmitter) and receiver are in
con guration mode
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
cfg fct
on
off
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cfg
Select function on receiver
zRepeated short press on fct button on the
receiver to select the desired function (see
the receiver operating instructions).
cfg fct
on
off
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fct
cfg
After each operation, the fct LED indicates a function.
If the radio motion detector has already been
con gured with a function in a different receiver
and/or the con gured function is part of a group
control, only this function can be con gured.
To change a function, the existing con guration
must be deleted and the new one needs to be
con gured.
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and
function, keep the fct button on the receiver
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving, the fct
LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
impossible combination or an error.
Finish confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio
motion detector.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the motion detector and all recei-
vers within radio range go out. The radio command
for the radio motion detector has been con gured.
Table 7: Con guration of motion detector as transmitter
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Step Result
Start confi guration
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the power supply (transmitter, slave).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
If there is no operation, con guration is
automatically ended after 10 minutes.
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detector
(slave and master) light up in red colour.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
All receivers within radio range also indicate the
con guration mode.
Select function on receiver
zShort press on cfg button on the radio motion
detector on the switch insert or  ush-mounted
dimmer (master) to select the master-slave function.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Only the master-slave function or delete can be
selected in this con guration.
The fct LED blinks orange periodically (see Ta-
ble 5).
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
Confi rming function on receiver
zTo save the allocation of command and function,
keep the fct button on the receiver (master)
pressed for more than 2 seconds.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
> 2 s
The cfg LED blinks. After successful saving,
the fct LED signals the saved function.
Rapid blinking of the cfg LED indicates an
error.
Finish confi guration
zBrie y activate the cfg button on the wall transmitter.
T
150
90° ... 45° 45° ... 90°
fct
cfg
The cfg LEDs on the radio motion detectors
and all receivers within radio range go out. The
master-slave con guration has been executed.
Table 8: Execution of the master-slave con guration
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