Intermatic IOS-CMP-LV Quick guide

Low Voltage Occupancy Sensor
Input: +24VDC
Model#:
For Indoor Use Only
IOS-CMP-LV
DESCRIPTION:
The IOS-CMP-LV 360° Passive Infrared (PIR) Low Voltage Occupancy Sensors control lighting systems
based on occupancy and ambient light levels. When movement is detected, the sensor turns the lights
ON. If no movement is detected for a user-specified or Autoset time of 15 seconds to 30 minutes, the
lights are turned OFF. The occupancy sensor provides a 360° coverage pattern, up to 1200 square feet.
MOUNTING THE SENSOR
NOTE: A junction box and Phillips screwdriver are needed to complete this procedure.
1. Make sure power is turned off at the main disconnect.
2. Remove the screws on the occupancy sensor cover and remove the cover from the sensor.
3. Observe these guidelines when mounting the sensor:
• TheoccupancycoverageareamaybemoreorlessthanthesensingdistancesshowninFigure1
due to potential coverage area obstacles, such as furniture or partitions.
• Placethesensor4to6feetawayfromairsupplyductstopreventfalseactivations.
• Ifyoumountthesensoroutsideof8to11feetfromtheoor,itaffectsthecoveragepattern.
• Decreasingthemountingheightdecreasesthesensorrangeandincreasesthesensitivityto
 smallermotions.Mountingthesensoratheightsmorethan12to14feetreducessensitivity
• Eachoccupantshouldbeabletoclearlyviewthesensortoguaranteenoobstructioninthearea
• Avoidplacingthesensordirectlyinlinewithanopendoorthroughwhichithasaclearviewout.
This may cause the sensor to detect people walking by the door.
• Toobtaincompletecoverageinlargeareas,installmultiplesensorstocreateanoverlapwitheach
adjacent sensor’s coverage area.
4.PunchknockoutonthejunctionboxandinserttheIOS-PP24powerpacknippleintotheknockout.
5. Pull the low voltage wires from the power pack into the junction box, through the conduit knockout.
6. Connect the low voltage wires from the power pack to the appropriate terminals on the occupancy
sensor. See table below for wire designations. Refer to FIgure 2.
Wire from power pack To Terminal on Occupancy Sensor
Redwire(+24VDC) +24 VDC terminal
Black wire (Common) Common terminal
Blue wire Control Out terminal
IOS-CMP-LV INSTALLATION
1. If you want to connect multiple single loads for the sensor to control, connect the blue wire from the
power pack to the Control Out terminals on the sensor.
2. If you want to add a manual switch to the above application, connect a wire from one side of the
switch to the common terminal on sensor and connect another wire from the other side of the switch
to the Manual ON terminal on sensor.
3. Loosen the mounting screws attached to the junction box.
4.Alignthesensorinthejunctionboxsothatthemountingscrewsintheboxmatchthekeyholeson
the sensor’s rear housing.
5. Push the sensor into the junction box and align the mounting screws on the junction box with the
keyhole slots on the sensor so that the screws are seated in the keyhole slots. Tighten mounting
screws.
ADJUST THE LIGHT LEVEL
The Light Level feature enables the user to adjust the level of light needed to be detected before
the sensor turns lighting ON. Remove the cover from the sensor and adjust the lighting from
the light level dial on the sensor (see Figure 5). You can set the dial anywhere between + or – to
obtain the optimal brightness configuration for the room (see Figure 3).
SENSOR ADJUSTMENT
Follow this procedure to verify the sensor coverage and customize the settings.
1. Remove the screws on the front cover and remove the cover.
2. Make sure all the furniture in the sensing area is installed, the lighting circuits are turned on and the
HVAC systems are in the Override position.
3. IfthereisaVAVsystem,setittothehighestairow.
360˚ Passive Infrared
Low Voltage Occupancy Sensor
With Light Level Feature
MODEL: IOS-CMP-LV
Specifications:
Voltage-24VDC
Current Consumption - 9mA
PowerSupply-IOS-PP24PowerPacks
Adjustable Light Level - 10FC-150FC
AdjustableTimeDelay-15sec.-30min(DIPswitch)
Walk-Through Mode - 3 minutes if no activity after 30 sec.
TestMode-15sec.uponinitialpower-uporDIPswitchreset
PIR Coverage:
SensitivityAdjustment-AutomaticorLow(DIPswitch)
Coverage - Up to 1200 ft2
Figure 3
Figure 2
Figure 4
Figure 5
IOS-CMP-LV
terminals
Wiring
Common
+24VDC
Manual ON
Low Voltage Occupancy Sensor
Input: +24VDC
Model#:
For Indoor Use Only
IOS-CMP-LV
Control Out
Common
+24VDC
Manual ON
Control Out
- +
Light
- +
Light
- +
Light
- +
Light
- +
Light
- +
Light
Risk of Fire, Electrical Shock or Personal Injury
• TurnOFFpoweratcircuitbreakerorfuseandtestthatthepowerisOFFbeforewiring.
 • Tobeinstalledand/orusedinaccordancewithappropriateelectricalcodesandregulations.
 • Ifyouarenotsureaboutanypartoftheseinstructions,consultaqualiedelectrician.
 • Usethisdeviceonlywithcopperorcoppercladwire.
 • INDOORUSEONLY
WARNING
44 ft
13.4m
8 ft
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Typical
desk-top
level
Figure 1
J-Box Mount
Front Cover
Rear Housing
Wire
Screws
4" Octagonal
box 2-1/2"
Deep mounting
Drop
Ceiling
PIR lens
PIR Activity LED(Red)
Light level Adjustment
Double gang mudring
mounting holes
DIP switches
Keyhole slots
Keyhole slots(for mounting to
4" octagonal box)
Load LED(Green)
Buzzer
(for mounting to 4" octagonal box)
INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTIONS

ADJUSTING DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
Theoccupancysensorfeatures9DIPswitches.Eachsettingcanbesettoanuppositionordownpositionthat
congurestheDIPSwitchsettingtoaspeciedrequirement.FollowthisproceduretoadjusttheDIPswitchsettings.
1. AdjustthesensitivitylevelDIPSwitch(1).TheUppositionsetsthesensitivityto100%,whilethedownposition
 adjuststhesensitivitylevelto50%.
DIP SWITCH 1 - SENSITIVITY LEVEL SETTINGS
 50% Downposition
 100% UpPositions
2. AdjustthetimedelayDIPswitches(2-4).Refertothetableforalistofthetimedelayoptions.
NOTE: After the sensor detects no motion in the coverage area, it will delay a user-configured amount of time before turning lights off. See the table before turning
lights off. See the table below to determine how to set the desired time delay for the sensor.
TIME DELAY SETTINGS
 TimeDelay 2SwitchSetting 3SwitchSetting 4SwitchSetting
 15Sec/Autoset DownPosition DownPosition DownPosition
 30Seconds DownPosition DownPosition UpPosition
 5Minutes DownPosition UpPosition DownPosition
 10Minutes DownPosition UpPosition UpPosition
 15Minutes UpPosition DownPosition DownPosition
 20Minutes UpPosition DownPosition UpPosition
 25Minutes UpPosition UpPosition DownPosition
30 Minutes Up Position Up Position Up Position
3. AdjustDipswitchsettings5through9.Seetable2belowforadescriptionofeachsetting.
 NOTE:ForDIPswitchsettings5through9,theuppositionenablesthesetting,whilethedownpositiondisablesthesetting.
 DIP
 SWITCH  EnabletheSetting.Set DisabletheSetting.Set
 NUMBER DESCRIPTION DIPSwitchTo DIPSwitchTo
5 Walk Through -Turnsthelightsoffforthreeminutesaftertheareaisinitiallyoccupied. UpPosition DownPosition
If no motion is detected.
6 Vacancy-TurnthisDIPswitchtoONifyouhaveamomentaryswitch.Thisenablesoverrides. UpPosition DownPosition
7 Audible Alert-Analarm(soundslikeatick)thatindicatesthatthetimedelayhasexpired. UpPosition DownPosition
 8 Visible Alert-Analarm(loadLEDashesonce)toindicatethetimedelayhasexpired. UpPosition DownPosition
9 Hold ON-SetthistoONtooverrideallsensorfunctions UpPosition DownPosition
4. Installthefrontonthesensorandsecurewiththescrews.
TESTING THE OCCUPANCY SENSORS
1. EnsurethePIRActivityisenabledRedLEDashes,HoldONmodeisOFF(DIP9switchOFF)andPIRSensitivityissettoMAX(DIPswitch1ON).
2. MakesureDIPSwitches2,3,and4aresettothedown(disable)positionsotheTimeDelayissetforTESTMODEwiththe15seconds/AUTOSETsetting.
3. Ensure the Light Level is the default (maximum).
4. Donotmovesothesensordoesn’tdetectthemovement.ThegreenLEDandLoadareONandthelightsshouldturnoffafter15seconds.
5. Move about the coverage area. The lights will illuminate.
6. Whentestingandadjustmentiscomplete,resetDIPSwitchesandLightLeveltothedesiredsettingsandreplacethecoveronthesensor.
NOTE:IfyouneedtoinvoketheTestModeandtheDIPswitchesarealreadysetfor15seconds/Autoset,toggleDIPswitch#3ONthebacktotheOFFposition.This 
 providesa5-minutetestperiod.Duringthetestperiod,theTimeDelayisonly15seconds.
TROUBLESHOOTING
ThePIRactivityLEDdoesnotashproperly, The warm-up period has not been completed
Make sure the circuit breaker is on
    SetthePIRsensitivitytoMax/Autoset(DIPswitch1ON)
Check all sensor and power pack connections
    Checkfor24Vinputtothesensor.If24Vispresent,replacethesensor.If24Visnotpresent,checkifthehigh
voltage is present to power pack. If it is, replace the power pack.
ThereisimproperPIRactivity,LEDashes MakesurethelightleveladjustmentissetproperlybycoveringthePIRlensandPIRactivityLEDtoverifyiflights
turn on. If lights still turn on, adjust the light level.
Check all sensor and power pack wire connections.
    Whilethesensorisactivated,checkfor24VDCatthebluewireconnectionatthesensor.Ifthereisnovoltage,
replace the sensor. If voltage is present, replace the power pack.
Lights do not turn on automatically Make sure the sensor is not experiencing activations from outside the controlled area
Check all sensor and power pack wire connections
    Disconnectthebluewire.Iflightsdonotturnoff,replacepowerpack.Iflightsturnoff,checkthesensor.
Turn the sensitivity and time delay to minimum and allow the sensor to time out.
 Thesensorisactivatingwithoutdetectingmovement SettheDIPswitch1toOFF
Relocate the sensor.
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DIP SWITCH
DIP Switch
Settings
Settings Chart
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