HELVAR digidim 313 User manual

Helvar 313 Low-Profile Microwave Detector: Installation Guide 1
Features and Connections
DALI connection
The DALI connection is made via DA+ and DA– terminals.
The DALI input is not polarity sensitive (unless you are
using an external power supply).
Optional connection to external power
12 V to 24 V. See ‘External Power Supply (Optional)’ on page 3.
– Microwave sensors
– IR receiver
– Status LEDs
Mounting bezel
Retaining spring
Retaining spring
DALI +
DALI -
+
-
The 313 Low-Profile Microwave Detector provides occupancy detection for the automatic control of DALI lighting loads.
The unit can also be controlled using the 303 IR (infrared) remote control handset.
The 313 detects movement using its highly sensitive microwave detector. It works by emitting low-power microwave signals
and measuring the reflections as the signals bounce off moving objects.
When an area is no longer occupied, the load will switch off after a certain time. This time-out period is configured using
Helvar’s lighting system design and control software: Designer, or Toolbox.
313 Low-Profile Microwave Detector
Installation Guide
Microwave sensor
Detects movement within the detection range allowing load
control in response to changes in room occupancy.
IR Receiver
Receives control and programming commands from a 303 IR
(infrared) handset (available separately).
Status LED
The red LED flashes to indicate the following:
Valid setting received
Identify Active
R
R R R R R R
R
= Red LED
Detection Pattern
12 m – 16 m
2.8 m
Sensitivity set to maximum

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Connection and Fixing
Mounting hole Surface Back Box SBB-A
1. 2.
3.
4.
Attach
cable
clamp
External
power
cable
optional
Ø68 mm
WARNING
Take special care
when bending springs
to install the unit
Note: Order the SBB-A surface mount box separately.
• Position the sensor so that the occupants of the room are normally inside the detection zone.
• Do not install the sensor within 1 m of any lighting, forced air heating, or ventilation equipment.
• Do not fix the sensor to an unstable or vibrating surface.
• Install the unit as far away as possible from the surface of metal objects.
• The detection pattern illustrated (see ‘Detection Pattern’ on page 1) is based on a mounting height of 2.8 m.
• A lower mounting height will decrease the overall size of the detection zone.
Installation Notes
60
50
65
73
76
Ø5
Ø76
Installation
1. Install the unit: see ‘Connection and Fixing’ on page 2.
2a. Connect the DALI terminal blocks to the sockets located at the rear of the sensor.
2b. If required, connect the optional power supply. See ‘External Power Supply (Optional)’ on page 3.
3. Power the unit up.
4. After the lighting load switches on, by default it will switch off after 20 minutes of no movement detected.

Helvar 313 Low-Profile Microwave Detector: Installation Guide 3
You can use the Helvar 303 IR Remote Control
to send signals to the 313 detector to:
– recall lighting scenes 1–4;
– adjust light levels;
– store current level; and
– install preset levels for scenes 1–4.
Remote Control
Other Functions
Sensitivity
Adjust the sensitivity using Designer, or Toolbox (Helvar’s lighting system design and control software).
Note: On maximum sensitivity, the detector unit is extremely sensitive to movement and may detect through glass, thin walls or
partitions. If this causes a problem, reduce its sensitivity.
Adjusting On, Exit and Transition Time-Outs
The default time-outs for On, Exit and Transition can be altered using Designer, or Toolbox.
Check Connection to DALI Network
To make sure that the sensor is correctly connected the DALI network, use the Identify function in Designer, or Toolbox.
Using Designer and Toolbox Software
When using Designer, connect the PC to the lighting network via a Helvar router.
When using Toolbox, connect the PC to the lighting network via a Helvar serial or USB interface.
For information about Designer and Toolbox, see the System Software section of www.helvar.com.
Helvar 303 IR Remote Control
See the 303 Remote User Manual
(Helvar Document D004744) for
full details.
External Power Supply (Optional)
The following table gives the various 12 V to 24 V external power supply units that can be used, as well as the sensor hardware
revision needed for each of them. With some models, you must make a wire link between the DALI negative terminal and the
negative terminal of the external power supply, as shown in the figure.
EPS Current
limited
Link from
DA– to EPS–
Sensor hardware
revision
Helvar 401 Yes No Any
Helvar 402 Yes Yes Any
Helvar 403 Yes No Any
Helvar
LL6-U-C LED Slow No 4 or later
Generic
12 V to 24 V No No* 4 or later
* Except in some cases where the generic EPS output is referenced to earth.
+
-
+
-
DALI

Helvar 313 Low-Profile Microwave Detector: Installation Guide
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Helvar Ltd
Hawley Mill
Hawley Road
Dartford
Kent
DA2 7SY
United Kingdom
www.helvar.com
Dimensions
Technical Data
Hole diameter: Ø 68 mm
58 mm
68
mm
ø 76 mm
3.7 mm 3.6 mm
61.2 mm
Connections
External power / DALI: Removable terminal block
Wire size: 0.5 mm² –2.5mm²
Solid or stranded
Cable rating: All cables must be mains rated.
Power
DALI supply input: 13 V to 22.5 V
DALI consumption: 20 mA
Note: DALI consumption is less
than 2 mA when external power is
supplied to the unit.
(Optional) External
Power:
12 V to 24 V; 0.3 W
Remote control functions
Use Helvar 303 remote
control to:
– Recall lighting scenes 1–4
– Adjust light levels
–Store current level
– Install preset levels for
scenes1–4
Note: Adjust sensitivity using
Designer, or Toolbox (not by
remote control unit).
Factory setting for sensor
sensitivity: 9 (maximum).
Microwave operating frequency
Frequency: 5.8 GHz
Mechanical data
Mounting hole diameter: 68 mm
Bezel diameter: 76 mm
Recommended
clearancedepth:
80 mm (without protective cover)
100 mm (with protective cover)
(incl. 50mm for cabling)
Material (casing): Flame retardant ABS and PC/
ABS
Finish/Colour: Matt / White RAL 9003
Weight: 90 g
IP code: IP30
Operating conditions
Ambient temperature: 0 °C to +35 °C
Relative humidity: Max. 90 %, noncondensing
Storage temperature: –10 °C to +70 °C
Conformity and standards
EMC emission: EN 61000–6–1
EMC immunity: EN 61000–6–3
Safety: EN 60730–1
Environment: Complies with WEEE and RoHS
directives.
Version information
Software version: 6
Hardware version: Rev. 4