LEGRAND 0 488 51 User manual

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Technical data sheet: S000067167EN-3
Catalogue number(s): 0 488 51
Updated on: 24/08/2015 Created on: 10/01/2012
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2-output DALI controller
1. USE
This device is a power unit used for managing DALI/DSI lighting and
ventilation loads.
It must be connected to one or more detectors and/or "pushbutton
type" diverted auxiliary controls in order to operate.
It has 3 main operating modes:
- "Corridor side/window side": 3 modes details on page 4
- "Surrounding area": 1 mode details on page 4
- "Synchronised": 1 mode (used in public buildings) details on
page 4
2. TECHNICAL FEATURES
CONTENTS Page
1. Use ............................1
2. Technical features ................1
3. Overall dimensions................2
4. Connection ......................2
5. Installation ......................3
6. Operation .......................4
7. Parameter setting.................5
8. Maintenance.....................5
9. Standards .......................5
2. TECHNICAL FEATURES (continued)
Voltage: 100-240 V~
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
No load power consumption: 1.5 W
Wiring:
- Power:
N L: 2 x 2.5 mm2(screw terminals)
N : 2 x 2.5 mm2via bistable relay (screw terminals)
NO C NC: 2 x 1.5 mm2via bistable relay (screw terminals)
- Control:
Pushbuttons: 1 x 1.5 mm² (screw terminals)
(100 m max. between the controller and the
pushbutton)
DALI/DSI ballast: 1 x 1.5 mm² (screw terminals)
(16 ballasts max. per channel) the distance
depends on the type of cable used.
The product is specifically for DALI or DSI,
which is selected automatically.
Connection between detector and controller: RJ 45 cord or cable
or BUS/SCS cable to be fitted with RJ 45 connector (150 m max.
between the controller and the furthest detector)
Product installation: in a suspended ceiling or on a suitable cable tray
BUS detectors:
- Infrared or ultrasound technology or dual technology
- Max. 6 detectors at 110/230 V~
Pushbutton: - Via normally open contact
- Can be used with an indicator: voltage, 27 V= to display
the state of the load in synchronised mode
Note: It is advisable not to exceed 5 pushbuttons per
channel (consumption of indicators)
Usage temperature: -5°C to +45°C
Storage temperature: -20°C to +70°C
Weight: 256 g
Impact resistance: IK04
Penetration by solid and liquid matter: IP20
Green indicators:
Indicate the 5 operating modes
Green indicator:
Indicates the learning or RESET phase
Button: RESET or
select from the 5 operating modes
N/ /L1 NO/C/NC
DALI/DSI
(16x2) max/out
230 V~
1000 VA 4,3 A
1 x 500 VA
2.1 A
110 V~ 1 x 250 VA
+ 45°C
- 5°C

Catalogue number(s): 0 488 51
2-output DALI controller
Technical data sheet: S000067167EN-3 Updated on: 24/08/2015 Created on: 10/01/2012
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4. CONNECTION (continued)
4.1 Wiring 1 (on a single phase)
3. OVERALL DIMENSIONS
4. CONNECTION
The NC C NO ( ) output on the controller is always associated
with the presence information on the detectors. At the 1st detection,
the relay closes and opens at the end of the time delay set on the
detector.
This output can be used to activate a socket unit, a ventilation unit
and any other system via a contactor or for emergency lighting (see
diagram on p.3).
If one of the phases is cut off in an installation with two separate
phases, the other phase will continue to supply its associated lighting
circuit in mode 4.
In the event of a connection fault between the detector(s) and
controller, the lights will automatically come back on at 100% after
10 minutes.
If the controller fails, the level of the DALI ballasts will be maintained.
The controller has a status memory, which means that when the mains
power returns, it will return to the status it was in before the break for both
DALI channels. The state of the NC C NO ( ) relay is not memorised
as all that is necessary to trigger it is a detection. (If the controller has a
detector and there is no-one present after the mains power returns, the
system will switch off at the end of the time delay set on the detector).
To save more energy, the power relay L1 L ( ) supplying the
DALI ballast(s) opens 5 minutes after the end of the time delay set on
the detector (apart from in public building mode).
71 44
168 231
150 m max.
100 m max.
230/110 V: x 6 max.
x16 max.
x16 max.
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Ventilation

Catalogue number(s): 0 488 51
2-output DALI controller
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4. CONNECTION (continued)
4.2 Wiring 2 (on 2 phases)
The two channels are synchronised, which enables the luminaires to
be placed in staggered rows with one ballast supply phase on each
channel.
5. INSTALLATION
Mounting
On cable tray
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AB
1
3
2
4
1
3
4
2
1
2
150 m max.
100 m max.
230/110 V: x 6 max.
x16 max.
x16 max.
Ventilation

Catalogue number(s): 0 488 51
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6. OPERATION
6.1 Corridor side - window side operating mode:
Mode 1 - Mode 2 - Mode 3
This operating mode is used to:
- Switch the lighting on and off manually or automatically
according to whether or not anyone is present
- Display the status of the lighting from a remote location
- Switch the lighting system off automatically as soon as there is
sufficient natural light
- Control lighting points placed less than 5 m away from a window
separately from the other lighting points
- Control a ventilation device associated with presence
The area can be extended by adding one or more detectors.
The BUS detector(s) are connected to the controller.
In these modes, the controller applies a dimming difference of + 30%
(mode 1), + 50% (mode 2) and + 80% (mode 3) between channel DA1
(window side) and channel DA2 (corridor side).
Mode 5 = DA2 = 2/3 DA1
Mode 4 = DA2 = DA1
The 2 channels are synchronised. This enables the luminaires to be
placed in staggered rows.
Pushbutton
Both pushbuttons have the same function:
Short press Both DALI/DSI channels are switched on or off
Long press Increasing or decreasing dimming of both channels. If
the load is switched off, the dimming will be increasing
after the 1st long press
Note: A short press is less than 400 ms
A long press is more than 400 ms
The pushbuttons can be placed in a room that is not accessible to the
public. They can have an indicator (Cat. No. 0 676 67) to indicate the
state of the load.
6. OPERATION (continued)
6.2 Surrounding area operating mode: Mode 5
In this mode, the controller applies a 2/3 difference in dimming
between the channel controlling the working area (DA1) and the
channel controlling the surrounding area (DA2).
This mode is optimised for lighting levels of 200 to 750 lux in the
working area and complies with the specifications in standard 12464-1.
6.2 Synchronised operating mode: Mode 4
This mode is optimised for public buildings.
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
BUS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DA1
100 70 50 10 0
DA2
100 100 80 40 30 +30% Mode 1
100 100 100 60 50 +50% Mode 2
100 100 100 90 80 +80% Mode 3
Mode 1 = DA2 = DA1 + 30%
Mode 2 = DA2 = DA1 + 50%
Mode 3 = DA2 = DA1 + 80%
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
BUS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
Corridor
side
Window
side
7 m max.
5 m
3 m4 m
4 m
to
8 m
max.
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
BUS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
5 m
3 m4 m
4 m to 8 m max.
4 m
to
8 m
max.
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
BUS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
8 m max.
5 m
max.
External
light level
DA1
DA2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
BUS
DALI2
DALI1RCA
SCS
DALI2
6 m
Working area
Surrounding area
6 m

Catalogue number(s): 0 488 51
2-output DALI controller
Technical data sheet: S000067167EN-3 Updated on: 24/08/2015 Created on: 10/01/2012
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7. PARAMETER SETTING
When connecting the detector(s) to the controller it must be switched
off.
Switching the controller on generates an automatic configuration
between the detector(s) and the controller.
The controller carries out a Plug’n Go procedure, analyses the
detectors on the BUS SCS then, if necessary, configures them.
It is still possible to reset the assembly, as follows:
- Short press on the Reset button on the controller: the RESET LED
flashes slowly
- Long press on the Reset button: the RESET LED starts to flash after
10 seconds. The controller deletes all the detectors connected to it,
then reconfigures itself and the detectors
- When the RESET LED goes off, the system is ready to operate
The detectors are configured in walk-through mode, with a 15 minute
time delay and a light level of 500 lux.
The parameters of the detector can be set using the configuration
tools Cat. No. 0 882 35 (simplified configuration tool) or
Cat. No. 0 882 30 (advanced configuration tool).
Consult the relevant technical data sheets for detailed parameter
setting of compatible digital detectors.
8. MAINTENANCE
Do not use: acetone, tar-removing cleaning agents or
trichloroethylene.
Maintenance with the following products: - Hexane (En 60669-1)
- Methylated spirit
- Soapy water
- Diluted ammonia
- Bleach diluted to 10%
- Window-cleaning products
9. STANDARDS
Directive: CE
Installation standards: NFC 15-100
Product standards: NF EN 50428
Environmental standards:
- EU Directive 2002/96/EC:
WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment)
- EU Directive 2002/95/EC:
RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances)
- Regulations: ERP (public buildings)
ERT (workplace buildings)
IGH (high-rise buildings)
ATTENTION: An initial test is required for the use of other special
maintenance products.
Note: All technical information is available at
www.legrandoc.com
6. OPERATION (continued)
Detector
This controls the switching on and off of the two lighting circuits and
the change of state of the ventilation at the end of the time delay.
It regulates the two lighting channels automatically following a
sufficient contribution from outside light.
When the contribution from outside light decreases, the two lighting
circuits dim proportionally.
6.4 Choice of operating modes
The operating mode of the controller can be changed using the Reset
button.
A long press (> 400 ms) on the Reset button is used to scroll through
the operating modes. The modes are indicated using 3 LEDs, marked
1 to 3.
When the button has been pressed for 2 s, the LEDs start to flash,
indicating that the controller is switching to parameter setting mode.
Then a different mode is offered every 4 s. When you reach the mode
you want, simply release the Reset button. When the LEDs stop
flashing, the new mode has been selected.
6.5 Override
It is possible to override the electronic control box linking the two
channels by using the pushbuttons.
The resulting behaviour is given in the following table.
LED no. Operating mode
1234 Mode 1 Corridor side = window side + 30%
1234 Mode 2 Corridor side = window side + 50%
1234 Mode 3 Corridor side = window side + 80%
1234 Mode 4 Synchronised
1234 Mode 5 Surrounding area
Mode 1 = DA2 = DA1 + 30%
Mode 2 = DA2 = DA1 + 50%
Mode 3 = DA2 = DA1 + 80%
Mode 4 = DA2 = DA1
Mode 5 = DA2 = 2/3 DA1
MODE DA1
pushbutton
DA2
pushbutton
Mode 1 = DA2 = DA1 + 30%
ON/OFF ON/OFF
Mode 2 = DA2 = DA1 + 50%
Mode 3 = DA2 = DA1 + 80%
Mode 4 = DA2 = DA1 ON/OFF
Mode 5 = DA2 = 2/3 DA1 ON/OFF ON/OFF