Theben ECO-IR 180EIB-AC User manual

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1103007706 © 06.2010 Theben HTS
Presence detector
ECO-IR 180EIB-AC
ECO-IR 360EIB-AC
ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
Bedienungsanleitung 2
Notice d´utilisation 22
Installation manual 42
Manual de instrucciones 62
Istruzioni per l′uso 82
Gebruikershandleiding 102
Bruksanvisning 122
Bruksanvisning 142
Käyttöohje 162
Betjeningsvejledning 182
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English Installation manual
Presence detector
ECO-IR 180EIB-AC
ECO-IR 360EIB-AC
ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
Table of contents
1. Safety ..................................................43
2. Function and performance features. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
3.Location.................................................46
4.Mounting................................................49
5. Start-up procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
6.«Test»mode.............................................53
7. Technical specications.....................................55
8. Warranty declaration .......................................57
9.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 presence detector 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 ag-
reed 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 features
2.1 Presence detection
Highly sensitive PIR sensors and a nifty lens system provide for continuous
coverage of the room to detect the presence of people (presence detection).
2.2 Real daylight measurement
Daylight measurement allows you to control lighting independently of articial
lighting. It is measured in the line of sight of the appliance.
It has a delayed reaction to variations in brightness, to avoid unnecessary
switching on and off.
2.3 Dual daylight measurement (ECO-IR DUAL-EIB)
Two daylight measurements let you control two lighting units independently.
This allows you to divide a room into two lighting areas (windows/interior).
Presence is detected for both areas together.

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ECO-IR 180EIB-AC
Presence detection
 Daylight measurement
 Articial light
HVAC control
Manual lighting control
 Incident daylight











ECO-IR 360EIB-AC
Presence detection
 Daylight measurement
 Articial light
HVAC control
Manual lighting control
 Incident daylight
ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
Presence detection
 Daylight measurement Lux A
 Daylight measurement Lux B
 Articial light, Group A
 Articial light, Group B
Manual lighting control
(2 push buttons)
 Incident daylight







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3. Location
3.1 ECO-IR 360EIB-AC, ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
The ideal mounting height is 2,0 - 3,5m.
The sensitivity of the detector decreases with increasing mounting height. In
order to ensure proper detection of persons, the detector requires an unobst-
ructed “view” of the persons. Ofce equipment, plants, suspended lamps etc.
may affect the presence detection (shading).
3.2 ECO-IR 180EIB-AC
The detection range extends 180° horizontally and 55° vertically. The recom-
mended installation height is 2.2m.
M'height Seated persons Walking persons
2,2m 8,0m x 4,0m approx. 8m radial distance
M'height Seated persons Walking persons
2,0m 4,5m x 4,5m 6,0m x 6,0m ± 0,5m
2,5m 6,0m x 6,0m 8,0m x 8,0m ± 0,5m
3,0m 7,0m x 7,0m 9,0m x 9,0m ± 0,5m
3,5m 8,0m x 8,0m 10m x 10m ± 1,0m
4,0m --- 11m x 11m ± 1,0m

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ECO-IR 360EIB-AC, ECO-IR DUAL-EIB: ECO-IR 180EIB-AC:
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2,2 m
1 2 3 56 7 80 4
0
2
1
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3.3 Light measurement
● The ECO-IR presence detector is designed for use with uorescent
lamps. It is particularly suitable for switching electronic ballasts. Incande-
scent or halogen lamps may interfere with the operation of the detector.
●With indirect lighting, ensure that the light from these lamps is not direc-
ted at the detector, as this would affect the daylight measurement.
●When using suspended lighting it is advisable to integrate the detector
directly into the lamps or to keep a sufcient lateral gap.

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4. Mounting
When mounting the detector on a suspended ceiling, the QuickFix moun-
ting frame enables you an entirely ush mounting into the ceiling (ECO-IR
360EIB-AC and ECO-IR DUAL-EIB).
4.1 Positioning the Bus Interfaces (BCU)
●When mounting the detector, make sure the bus
coupling unit is correctly positioned. When using
a ceiling-mounted ECO-IR DUAL-EIB „A Window”
must face towards the window side (according to
the Lux value for LuxA or LuxB).
● When using a wall-mounted ECO-IR 180EIB-AC,
the labelling must be legible (plug on top).
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4.2 Dismantling / Post-adjustment
● Should you need to dismantle the sensor
unit or wish to vary the setting later on,
open the safety lock on the detector before
removing it by pulling out both side latches
with a Screwdriver.

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5. Start-up procedure
5.1 Remote Parameter Setting Via ETS
All settings are made via the ETS (see „KNX/EIB Product Database - Outli-
ne“). They can be changed at any time.
5.2 Local Settings
The local settings of the potentiometers and DIP-switches are only active, if
they are enabled on the ETS. The setting range is limited. The „run – test“
DIP-switch is always active.
DIP-switch:
●The operating mode and the range of the brightness switching levels can
be varied on a DIP-switch (only active when enabled by the ETS).
*) «wide»: Lux scale for low switching levels extended;
Potentiometer on the right limit stop: Light measurement deactivated,
light always switches on detecting a presence.
left right
Lux normal norm wide Lux extended*
run test

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Potentiometer:
●Default setting of potentiometer is in middle position.
5.3 „Run“ mode (default setting)
In „run“ mode the detector runs through three phases, which are displayed
by a LED behind the sensor lens, whenever it is plugged in:
1.Start-up phase (90 sec.)
2.Service phase (10 min.)
3.Operation
1. Start-up phase - LED blinks once a second.
● After inserting (start-up phase) or after programming the unit, the swit-
ched outputs send a „on“ message.
● The push buttons are not operational yet.
● Fast blinking (4 times a second) means: no or wrong application. Check
the compatibility of the sensor unit, BCU and application.
●The start-up phase lasts 90 sec.
Do not exert any undue force when coupling! Make sure it is
correctly positioned. Do not press on the lens. Only hold the
sensor unit only by he white frame.
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2. Service phase - LED on when dark, LED off when alight
In the service phase the detector has an immediate reaction to brightness
change in order to quickly check the set daylight switching level (Lux).
● If the room is dimmed (e.g. by closing blinds), the lighting switches on
when it reaches the switching level (LED on).
● Shining on the sensor (torchlight) causes the light to switch off (LED off).
● The service phase ends automatically after 10 minutes or when the
button is rst pressed.
3. Normal operation: «run»
●LED off
● The full / semi-automatic mode is activated.
● The reaction to the brightness change is delayed
●The detector is now operational
During the service phase all appliances work in full automa-
tic mode. To check the brightness threshold the appliances
switch the lighting automatically on and off even when set to
semiautomatic.

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6. «Test» mode
Test setting should be set locally or via ETS
● The «test» mode is used to check the type of operation, presence
detection and ensure multiple detectors are correctly coupled.
●In case of parallel connection all detectors must be set to «test».
●In «test» mode the detector runs through both phases whenever the
Sensor unit is plugged in on the bus interface (BCU) and whenever the
application is programmed:
1. Identication phase (90 sec.)
2. Walking test
Both phases are displayed by a light emitting diode (LED) behind sensor
lens: Regular operation is not possible in „test“ mode.
1. Identication phase – LED blinks to indicate operating mode
●After inserting the unit and after each programming the application, the
switched outputs send an „ON“ message. The Pulse sequence of the
light emitting diode indicates how the detector is encoded.
2 Pulses: Master
5 Pulses: Slave
● Fast blinking (4 times a second) means: no or wrong „Application“.
Check the compatibility of the sensor unit, BCU and application.
● The push buttons are not operational yet

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2. Walking test – LED on when motion is detected
● The walking test begins after the identication phase. It allows the user to
check presence detection and parallel connection of multiple detectors.
● The „Light“ and „HVAC“ switch-off delays are shortened to approx. 10 or
20 seconds. Should somebody be in the detection range, the lighting will
stay on.
●When the person has left the detection range the lighting will go out after
10 seconds.
●The LED will come on as soon as a detector senses a movement
●The buttons are in Function
6.1 Regular Operation
● Regular operation is not possible in „test“ mode. Select „Run“ mode.
● Push the detector safety lock completely in after the test (between the
sensor unit and bus interfaces). Afterwards the detector will be ready for
operation.
During the walking test the detector work in full automatic
mode. Brightness measurement is disabled. The detector
only reacts to motion.

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7. Technical specications
Sensor module ECO-IR 360EIB-AC, ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
Detection range horizontal
vertical
360°
120°
Mounting height (Mh) 2,0 - 3,5m
Maximum range 8 x 8m (Mh: 2,5m)
10 x 10m (Mh: 3,5m)
Sensor module ECO-IR 180EIB-AC
Detection range horizontal 180°
Mounting height (Mh) 1,6m - 2,2m
Maximum range < 10m
Parameter settings ECO-IR 180/360EIB-AC,
ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
All settings are remotely parameteriz-
able, the setting range of the potentio-
meters is limited.
Daylight control „standard“
„extended“
approx. 100Lux - 1600Lux
approx. 25Lux - 200Lux
Switch off delay time for light 30 sec. - 20 min.
Switch off delay time for HVAC *) 30 sec. - 60 min.
Ambient temperature 0°C - 45°C
Degree of protection IP 40
*) not available on ECO-IR DUAL-EIB

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Bus coupling unit Theben HTS KNX/EIB bus coupling unit
Connection KNX
Depth
Diameter
Mounting plate
33mm
55mm
70 x 70mm
Ambient temperature 0°C - 45°C
Size of concealed housing Size 1 (NIS, PMI)
Article numbers
ECO-IR 180EIB-AC Sensor module 202 9 250
ECO-IR 360EIB-AC Sensor module 202 9 201
ECO-IR DUAL-EIB Sensor module 202 9 200
Bus coupling unit KNX/EIB 907 0 524
Surface frame ECO-IR 180 907 0 511
Surface frame ECO-IR 360 907 0 512

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8. 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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9. Troubleshooting
Fault Cause Remedy
LED blinks fast No or wrong application Program correct application
Lighting on after
the detector is
connected.
Both outputs are closed for 90
s after the detector has been
connected (test phase)
Wait for 90 s. The device then
responds immediately to changes in
brightness for 10 minutes.
Immediate respon-
se to change in
brightness
The device is in service phase
(10 min.). This phase is used to
adjust the brightness setting
After the service phase, the res-
ponse to a change in brightness is
delayed to prevent sudden switching.
Lights never
switched on,
despite presence
of persons and
little daylight
1. Lux value too low.
2. Detection zone does not
cover the entire room. Vision
may be impaired.
1. Increase Lux value.
2. Change mounting location or
remove obstacles in detection range.
Lights ash
constantly
(«blinking»)
1. Halogen or incandescent
lamps triggered by ECO-IR.
2. Direct illumination from
uorescent lamps too high.
1. Set Lux value to „on“ or replace in-
candescent lamps with FL/PL lamps.
2. check arrangement of detector
with regard to lamps.
Lights on conti-
nuously / detector
switches without
reason
1. Lux value too high.
2. Other movements have
been registered.
3. Several detectors connected
in parallel
1. Decrease Lux value.
2. Devices with instant heat emission
(e.g. heater), moving objects (cur-
tains, etc.) or domestic animals?
3. Check Lux setting on detectors
Lights extinguish
despite presence
of persons
Minimum switch-off delay time
too low
Check recommended settings, incre-
ase switch-off delay time.
Detection zone
is smaller than
specied
1. Objects in visibility range
2. Detector positioned incor-
rectly
1. Remove obstacles, replace detector
2. Check detection range

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Subject to change without prior notice. Errors and omissions excepted.
CE Declaration of Conformity
Product complies with the requirements of the directive 2004/108/EC.
Dimensions ECO-IR 180EIB-AC Dimensions ECO-IR 360EIB-AC
Dimensions ECO-IR DUAL-EIB
87
35,5
95
21,3
46,3
48
84,5
66,5 37,5 22
4
85
46,3
21,3
35
80
48
70
45

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