Theben compact office EIB User manual

1103016304 / 09.08 © Theben HTS
Art. Nr. 201 9 200
Presence detector
compact ofce EIB
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Bedienungsanleitung 2
Notice d´utilisation 22
Installation manual 42
Manual de instrucciones 62
Istruzioni per l'uso 82
Gebruikershandleiding 102

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English Installation manual
Presence detector
compact ofce EIB
Table of contents
1. Safety ..................................................43
2. Function and performance characteristics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
3. Fitting and connection ......................................45
4. Start-up procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
5. Setting the Brightness Value .................................51
6. Test Operation............................................53
7. Examples................................................54
8. Technical specications.....................................56
9. Warranty declaration .......................................57
10. Troubleshooting..........................................58

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Thank you for purchasing an Theben HTS presence detector and putting
your trust in us.
1. Safety
Familiarise yourself with the compact ofce EIB before assembly and start-
up by reading this operating instructions.
IMPORTANT!
The unit requires no maintenance. Opening the unit or inserting foreign
bodies into it will invalidate the warranty.
Proper use
The presence detector serves exclusively for the purpose contractually
agreed between the manufacturer and the user. Any other use is regarded
as improper. The manufacturer is not responsible for any resulting damage.
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2. Function and performance characteristics
The compact ofce EIB presence detector detects persons present as a re-
sult of the slightest movements. At the same time its light sensor measures
the brightness level in the room and compares it with the preset brightness
value.
Control of one or two lighting groups
Switching mode or constant light control
Mixed light measurement
Semi or fully automatic operation
Presence output with switch-on/off delay time
Surveillance mode with manipulation protection
Brightness value output in Lux
Parallel circuit operation of several detectors (Master-Slave, Master-Ma-
ster) without logic component
Suitable for uorescent/compact energy saving lamps, as well as for
halogen/incandescent lamps
Mechanical safety locking
QuickSet plus service remote control (optional)
clic user remote control (optional)
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2.1 Switching Mode
The lighting switches on in case of presence and insufcient brightness, and
off in case of absence or sufcient brightness
2.2 Constant Light Control Mode
In Constant Light Control mode, the brightness is constantly maintained
at th pre-set value. It can be started fully automatically or manually using the
push button or remote control. Manually switching off, dimming or changing
the settings stops control mode for the duration of the presence.
3. Fitting and connection
3.1 Presence detection
The ideal mounting height is 2.0 - 3.0m.
The detector sensitivity decreases as the mounting height increases. The
compact ofce EIB requires a clear line of sight for reliable detection of per-
sons. Ofce furniture, mobile partitions, plants, suspended lamps, etc. may
have a detrimental effect on presence detection (shading).
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M’height Seated persons Walking persons
2,0m 3,0m x 3,0m 4,5m x 4,5m ± 0,5m
2,5m 4,0m x 4,0m 6,0m x 6,0m ± 0,5m
3,0m 4,5m x 4,5m 7,0m x 7,0m ± 1,0m
3,5m --- 8,0m x 8,0m ± 1,0m

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Detection range (mounting height 3,0m)
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33.5
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3.5
Lux
3,5 3,5
321 1230
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3.2 Light measurement
The detector measures articial
light and daylight reected directly
beneath the detector (beam width
approx. ± 30°).
The mounting location is used as
the reference for the lighting levels.
Switching
With indirect lighting, the articial light at the detector’s mounting location
should not exceed 2000 Lux (Brightness value > 2000 Lux).
Constant light control mode
The detector must be positioned so that it only receives articial light that it
controls itself. Articial light controlled by other detectors or manually ope-
rated work lights affect the brightness measurement of the detector. Direct
articial light on the detector should be avoided
3.3 Connection
A concealed housing should be used for ush-mounted tting of the com-
pact ofce EIB. A surface frame is available for surface mounting.
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4. Start-up procedure
4.1 Settings
All settings are adjusted using ETS. The QuickSet plus service remote control
serves as adjustment aid (see chapter 5). ETS2 V1.2 or newer is required.
4.2 Programming Mode
Programming mode can be selected either by using the programming button
on the back of the detector or, without unmounting the detector, using the
QuickSet plus service remote control.
4.3 Lighting Settings (recommended)
Brightness value
Setting the desired brightness (Lux) scale
Transfer zones (non-working area) approx. 3
Working areas (ofce, etc.) approx. 4
Visually demanding work (laboratory, drawing,...) > 5
Depending on the installation location, natural light intensity, furniture, reec-
tion characteristics of the room and the furniture, an adjustment of the setting
by 1 or 2 steps may be necessary.
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Brightness difference (Outlets LightsA, B active)
A detector can switch or control up to two lighting rows. The lighting row
nearest the window (know as Output A) usually requires less light.
homogenous light relationship +20%
large brightness differences +40%
Switch-off delay time
For settings between 2 - 15min. the switch-off delay time has a self-learning
feature which varies within this range. Settings <2min. or >15min. remain
constant.
Transfer zones approx. 5min.
Working areas approx. 10 min.
Stand-by time
If stand-by time is activated, the
lighting is not switched off on expiry of
the switch-off delay time but remains
in the stand-by mode (approx. 10%
light output). This reduces the number
of switching operations.
Individual ofce (inactive)
Transfer zones approx. 15min.
Transfer zones with continuous light ”on”
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Lighting remains continuously in stand-by mode without presence. If the
room brightness is above the desired value, the lighting switches off; if it falls
below, the lighting switches automatically to stand-by mode, even if no one
is present.
4.4 Presence settings
Switch-off delay time presence
The settings remain unchanged (no self-learning effect).
Switch-on delay time presence
When switch-on delay is activated, the telegram sent when movement is de-
tected is delayed by the set value.
4.5 Switch-on behaviour
After every time the bus voltage is switched or the parameters are downloa-
ded by ETS, the detector runs through its start-up phase (indicated by LED).
1. Start-up phase (30sec.)
LED blinks once per second
Switching: outlet light receives an ON telegram irrespective of brightness
Constant light control: control is inactive, lighting is maximum dimmed
(Value telegram 100 %).
If there is no presence or sufcient brightness, an OFF telegram is sent
after 30 sec. (Light off).
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2. Operation:
The detector is ready for use
Switching: if there is presence and insufcient daylight, the detector
switches on the lighting.
Constant light control: if there is presence, the detector sets the
lighting to the desired brightness.
If there is no presence or sufcient brightness, the detector switches the
lighting off.
5. Setting the Brightness Value
Using the QuickSet plus service remote control (software V3.02 or newer),
the desired brightness can be easily set.
Set the brightness by adjusting the articial
light and blinds until the brightness in the
working area corresponds to the desired
value.
Example: 400 Lux is required in the wor-
king area. The blinds are adjusted so that
the light meter shows around 400 Lux.
In case of dimmable lighting, the brightness should be made up of half
articial light and half daylight where possible.
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Example: 400 Lux is required in the working area. The blinds are
adjusted with the lights switched off so that the light meter shows around
200 Lux. The lighting is then gradually brightened, until the light meter
shows around 400 Lux.
Using the “Brightness” menu on the Quick-
Set plus remote control, the values can
be sent to the detector in an increasing or
decreasing sequence.
If the value sent is too small, the LED will blink briey (error blinking), if
the value is too large, the LED will icker for one second.
A value which makes the detector icker
straight away rather than show the error
blinking, (e.g. 4.3) must be entered in
the settings window on the ETS as the
brightness value. This value is now the
detector’s new desired value.
The desired value found in this way should take into account reection and
inuences such as furniture, installation location, incidence of light, etc.
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6. Test Operation
Test operation is used to check the presence detection and connections
(parallel switching master-slave, master-master).
Set the detector to “Test Operation” using the QuickSet plus remote
control service or ETS (for parallel switching, set all detectors to “Test
Operation).
The LED shows the movement signal immediately without switch-off
delay time.
The lighting is switched on if motion is detected.
If no presence is detected, the lighting is switched off after 10 sec.
On completion of the test, set the detector to “Normal Operation” using
the QuickSet plus or ETS.
If “Test Operation” was set using ETS it cannot be terminated using
QuickSet plus.
If “Test Operation” was set using QuickSet plus, it will end automatically
after 10 minutes.
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Constant light control mode is not possible in test operation,
i.e. after switching on, the lights will always dim 100 %.
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7. Examples
7.1 One Detector, Two Lighting Rows
Two lighting rows are switched or
controlled with one detector.
Operation: master with individual
switching
Output light A, B active
Set operation as required: switched
or constant light control
The mounting location should be
chosen so that the master receives
as near as possible the same amount of light from both lighting rows.
Further detectors can be used as slaves to extend the detection area.
7.2 Two Detectors, One Lighting Row
Master:
Operation: master with parallel switching
Output light A active
Set operation as required: switched or constant light control
The mounting location serves as the reference for the brightness relati-
onship for the room.
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Slave:
Used to extend the detection
area.
Further detectors can be
used as slaves to extend the
detection area.
7.3 Two Detectors, Two Lighting Rows
Both Detectors:
Each detector must be posi-
tioned so that only the light it
controls itself falls on it.
Operation: master with parallel
switching
Output light A active
Set operation as required: swit-
ched or constant light control
The mounting location serves as
the reference for the brightness
relationship for the room.
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8. Technical specications
Presence detector compact ofce EIB
Detection range: horizontal 360°, vertical 120°
Recommended mounting height 2,0 - 3,0m
Maximum range 6 x 6 m (Mh. 2.5m)
8 x 8 m (Mh. 3.5m)
Settings
All settings can be set remotely see „KNX/EIB Product Database
- Outline“
Mixed light measurement
Light measurement deactivated approx. 10 - 1500Lux „none“
Switch-off delay time light 30sec. - 20min.
Stand-by time light 0sec. - 60min./on
Switch-off delay time presence 30sec. - 120min.
Switch-on delay time presence 0sec. - 30min.
Mounting plate 70 x 70mm
Terminals KNX
Size of concealed housing (ush mounting) Size 1, (NIS,PMI)
Ambient temperature 0° - 50°C
Degree of protection
IP 40
Article numbers
compact ofce EIB 201 9 200
Surface frame for compact 907 0 514
QuickSet plus service remote control 907 0 532
clic user remote control 907 0 515

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9. Warranty declaration
Theben HTS presence detectors are manufactured and quality-tested with the ut-
most care using state-of-the-art technologies. Theben HTS therefore guarantees
perfect function, provided the detectors are used as intended. However, should a de-
fect occur, Theben HTS offers the following warranty within the scope of its General
Terms and Conditions of Business:
Please bear in mind the following points:
The warranty period is 24 months, commencing from the manufacturing date.
The warranty becomes null and void if you or third parties undertake alterations to
the units.
If the presence detector is connected to a software-controlled system, the war-
ranty for this connection is only valid provided the stated interface specication is
adhered to.
We undertake to repair or replace as quickly as possible all supplied components which
have become defective or unusable as a result of demonstrably bad material, faulty
design or defective workmanship up to the expiry of the warranty period.
Returns
In the event of a warranty claim please send the unit together with the delivery note and
a brief description of the fault to the dealer concerned.
Industrial property rights
The concept including hardware and software of these units is protected by copyright.
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Fault Cause
Lighting does not switch on
or switches off in case of
presence and darkness
Lux value setting is too low;Detector is in semi-au-
tomatic mode; Lighting was switched off manually;
Person is outside the detection range; Detection is
disturbed by obstacle(s); Set switch-off delay setting
is too short; incorrect group adressing of detector
- actuator
With persons present, the
lighting is on although the
brightness is sufcient
Lux value setting is too high; The lighting has been
switched on manually recently; Detector is in test
mode
Lighting does not switch off
or switches on spontaneously
in case of absence
Wait until the switch-off delay time has elapsed (self-
learning effect); Disturbing heat sources within the
detection range (heaters, incandescent lamp/halogen
lamp, moving objects (e.g. curtains due to open
windows)
Error blinking ( 4x per
second) Failure during self test; Device not working!
10. Troubleshooting
CE Declaration of Conformity
Product complies with the requirements of the directive 2004/108/EC.

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Subject to change without prior notice. Errors and omissions excepted.
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Dimensions compact ofce EIB

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