Theben thePrema S360 DALI UP WH User manual

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thePrema S360 DALI UP WH
2070525
thePrema S360 DALI UP GR
2070526
307184
1103077301
Presence detector
EN
1. Product characteristics
•Passive infrared presence detector for ceiling installation
•Square detection area 360° (up to 64 m2) for reliable and
easy planning
•Automatic lighting control with constant lighting control
or switching operation
•Constant lighting control with standby function
•Lighting dimmable in switching operation with standby
function
•Easy to start-up without programming group addresses
(DALI Broadcast)
•Mixed light measurement suitable for uorescent lamps
(FL/PL/ESL), halogen/incandescent lamps and LEDs
•Calibration of brightness measurement
•Fully or semi-automatic operation, switchable
•Brightness setpoint value adjustable in lux
•Teach-in function via remote control or button
•Self-learning time delay
•Reduction of time delay when present briey (short-term
presence)
•Detection sensitivity congurable
•Connection option for buttons for manual dimming and
switching
•Behaviour upon button operation selectable
•Scene functionality
•Ready for immediate use due to factory presetting
•Exceptionally easy conguration of the energy-saving
response with „eco plus“ function
•Test mode for checking function and detection area
•Extension of detection area via Master/Slave or Master/
Master switching
•Ceiling installation in ush-mounted box
•Surface mounting on ceilings possible with back box
(option)
•User remote control „theSenda S“ (option)
•Management remote control „SendoPro“ (option)
•Installation remote control „theSenda P“ (option)
2. Safety
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
Installation should only be carried out by a quali-
fied electrician!
WARNING
•Work on electrical systems may only be carried out by
qualied electricians or by instructed persons under the
guidance and supervision of a qualied electrician in
accordance with the technical regulations applying to
electricity!
•Comply with the country-specic safety regulations for
work on electrical systems! Ensure absence of voltage in
the cable before installation!
•The device is maintenance-free. If the device is opened
or penetrated with any object, the guarantee lapses.
3. Proper use
The presence detector is intended for interior installation. The
presence detector is exclusively intended for the use as con-
tractually agreed between the manufacturer and the user. Any
other use is considered to be unacceptable. The manufacturer
does not accept liability for any resulting damages.
4. Function
The presence detector is primarily used in ofces, schools,
conference rooms and corridors, as well as in homes, for easy
and energy-efcient control of lighting. The lighting is accor-
dingly inuenced by switching or constant lighting control.
Function description
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Mixed light measurement
Presence detection
 Articial light
Button for manual lighting control
Incident daylight
Settings on thePrema S360 DALI
Brightness setpoint value (lux)
Lighting time delay
Lighting standby time
Standby brightness value
DIP-Switch:
DIP1 Fully automatic device/semi-automatic
DIP2 Constant lighting control: on/off
DIP3 Response to manual override:
school/ofce
DIP4 Adjustment of the brightness setpoint value
via button: on/off
DIP5 Short-term presence: on/off
DIP6 Operating mode: normal operation/presence
test (walking test)

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Light channel A
The lighting is controlled by presence and brightness. Articial
lighting is switched on and regulated at a constant brightness
level via a DALI interface in the event of too little daylight and
when the room is occupied.
The lighting is switched off via the DALI interface if there is
sufcient daylight or if the room is unoccupied.
Constant lighting control (DIP2: reg.on)
Constant lighting control compensates variations in daylight
with controlled articial light. The overall brightness will be
kept constant at the desired brightness level. A setpoint in lux
will be preset during start-up. This value will be applied whe-
never the light is switched on by the detector. Depending on
"school" or "ofce" conguration type, the presence detector
behaves differently after manual dimming via button:
•"School" conguration type for applications in class-
rooms and meeting rooms:
y Manual dimming stops constant lighting control.
y Lighting remains at dimmed level when room is occupied
(no brightness inuence).
y Switching off and on returns to standard operation.
•"Ofce" conguration type for applications in small and
large ofces:
y Constant lighting control remains active after manual dim-
ming to new brightness setpoint value.
y The new brightness setpoint value only applies if the room
is occupied.
y Switching off and on returns to standard operation with the
originally set brightness setpoint value.
Switching operation (DIP2: reg.off)
If constant lighting control is switched off, the lighting is
controlled depending on presence only. During start-up, the
switch-on dimming value is preset. When switching on, the
lighting dims to the set value, regardless of the daylight. By
using the button, the intensity of articial light can be chan-
ged for the duration of the presence.
Standby (orientation light)
The standby function acts as an orientation light. After the
time delay expires, the lighting is set to the standby bright-
ness (1 - 25 % of the lamp output). The standby time can be
set between 0 s and 60 min or permanently. The lighting is
switched off if the brightness level in the room exceeds the
brightness setpoint value. The lighting automatically returns
to the standby brightness if the room brightness falls below
the brightness setpoint value. When the room is entered
again, the detector returns to the programmed brightness
setpoint value, either automatically (fully automatic device) or
after the button is operated (semi-automatic device).
In switching operation, the standby function is also available.
Instead of the brightness setpoint value, the switch-on dim-
ming value is relevant.
Time delay
The minimum time delay (10 s - 60 min) is adjustable. It
adjusts automatically to the user's behaviour and can incre-
ase independently to max. 30 minutes or reduce back to the
set minimum time. With settings ≤ 2 min or ≥ 30 min, the time
delay remains unchanged at the set value. If someone goes
into an unoccupied room only briey and leaves it within 30
seconds, then the light will be switched off prematurely after
2 minutes (short-term presence).
Button control
The lighting can be manually switched or dimmed at any time
via a button. A short press of the button switches the light
on or off, a longer press of the button dims the lighting up or
down. The dimming direction changes each time the button is
pressed.
The light is forced off after a preset time delay if the room
was (previously) vacated. If articial lighting is switched off
manually, the lighting remains switched off as long as the
room is occupied. The lighting switches again automatically
after the time delay has expired.
Adjusting the brightness setpoint value via button
During operation, the brightness setpoint value can be set by
using the button. Release or blocking can be set on the DIP
switch, see chapter 8. Settings. The setting is done as follows:
Dim to the desired setpoint value by using the button
Release the button
Hold the button for > 15 seconds, until the lighting ashes.
(During this time, the lighting dims to maximum or mini-
mum value). New set point value is stored permanently!
During switching operation (DIP2: reg.off), the switch-on dim-
ming value is set instead of the brightness setpoint value.
Fully or semi-automatic device
Lighting control via the presence detector operates fully
automatically for increased comfort or semi-automatically
for greater energy savings. The lighting switches on and off
automatically as „fully automatic device“. As „semi-automatic
device“, the lighting must always be switched on manually.
The lighting is switched off automatically.
Exceptionally easy configuration of the energy-saving beha-
viour
By selecting “eco” for optimal switching behaviour or “eco
plus” for maximum energy saving, users can adjust the pre-
sence detector to their requirements very easily.

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5. Detection area
The square detection area of the presence detector guaran-
tees accurate and simple planning. Square detection areas
make it possible to cover a whole room with parallel swit-
ching. Note that seated and walking persons are detected in
differently-sized areas. The recommended installation height
is 2.0 m – 3.0 m. The sensitivity of the presence detector
decreases with increasing installation height. At an installa-
tion height of 3 m or higher, walking motions are necessary
and the detection areas of several detectors should overlap
in the marginal zones. The detection range is reduced as the
temperature increases.
Seated persons:
The presence detector reacts very sensitively to the slightest
movements. The details refer to smallest movements at table
height (approx. 0.80 m). The detection sensitivity is reduced
from an installation height of > 3 m. More pronounced move-
ments are required for clear detection.
Walking persons:
Use of the whole detection area.
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seated persons
walking persons
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lation
height
seated persons walking persons
2.0 m 9 m23.0 m x 3.0 m 20 m24.5 m x 4.5 m ± 0.5 m
2.5 m 16 m24.0 m x 4.0 m 36 m26.0 m x 6.0 m ± 0.5 m
3.0 m 25 m25.0 m x 5.0 m 49 m27.0 m x 7.0 m ± 1.0 m
3.5 m --- 64 m28.0 m x 8.0 m ± 1.0 m
Brightness measurement
The presence detector measures articial light and daylight
(opening angle for each approx. ± 30°). The installation loca-
tion is the reference point for the lighting level. The bright-
ness measurement can be adapted to the conditions in a
room with the room correction factor. The light measurement
area maps a rectangle of about 2 x 3.5 m at table height.
Direct light inuences the light measurement. Avoid placing
oor lamps or suspended lighting directly below the detector.
LWith deactivated constant lighting control (reg. off), the
brightness measurement is switched off.
FensterInnen 2m
Suitable lamps
The presence detector is designed for the operation of uo-
rescent lamps, compact uorescent lamps, halogen/incande-
scent lamps and LEDs.
6. Installation
Flush-mounted tting
The presence detector is ush-mounted using a size 1 stan-
dard ush-mounting installation socket.
Ceiling installation
A ceiling installation box 73A is available for a simplied
ceiling installation of the presence detector (see accessories).
This also ensures cord grip and contact protection. The instal-
lation diameter is 72 mm (drill diameter 73 mm).
Surface-mounted installation
A back box 110A, protection rating IP40, is available for sur-
face mounted installation (see accessories).

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7. Connection
Depending on the application, the presence detectors are
designated as Master or Slave. The devices are identical, but
have a different wiring.
The presence detectors can be combined as Master in
individual switching, Master in parallel switching or Master/
Slave parallel switching. Several buttons can be connected to
one control input. Illuminated buttons can only be used with
neutral conductor connection.
Individual switching
In individual switching, the presence detector, as Master,
detects presence and brightness and controls lighting.
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S
L
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Master
EV G
DALI
DA+ DA-
P
N
Master/Slave parallel switching
If the detection area covered by one presence detector is
insufcient (larger rooms), then up to 10 detectors can be
operated in parallel by connecting the P terminals. In the
process, presence detection is performed by all detectors
together. The Master measures the brightness, operates the
buttons and controls the lighting. All other detectors are used
as Slaves. They only provide presence information.
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N
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S
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EV G
DALI
DA+ DA-
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S
Slave
DA+ DA-
P
N
P
N
•Light measurement only with the Master
•Parameters are only set on the Master
•Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel
•Use the phase with the same phase for all detectors
Master/Master parallel switching (for several
lighting groups)
Several Masters can be used in parallel switching. Each
Master controls its lighting group according to its own bright-
ness measurements. Delay times and brightness setpoint
values are set individually on each Master. Presence continues
to be detected by all detectors.
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N
LP
S
Master
EV G
DALI 1
DA+ DA–
L
S
Master
EV G
DALI 2
DA+ DA–
NP
N
•One Master with individual brightness measurement per
lighting group
•Set potentiometer and DIP switch individually for each
Master
•Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel
•Use the phase with the same phase for all detectors
8. Settings
The presence detectors were supplied with basic settings
ready for operation. The specications are guidance values.
The "SendoPro 868-A" management remote control or the
installation remote control "theSenda P" are optionally
available for installation support. They enable remote set-
ting. The "SendoPro 868-A" can be used to query, adjust and
optimise parameters. Parameters can only be adjusted with
the "theSenda P". In this sense, the remote controls serve as
set-up aids. A range of alterable parameters is available for
adjustment with the remote control (see chapter "Parameters
via remote control").
Settings Channel A light
Potentiometer - Brightness set point value „lux“
•Operating mode - Constant lighting control (reg.on)
The required brightness setpoint value can be set via the
potentiometer. The setting range is around 15 to 3000 lux.
The factory presetting is 300 lux.
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150
50
500
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Brightness setpoint values from 5 to 3000 lux can be set via
the management remote control.
According to standard EN 12464, the following settings are
recommended:
•Transit zones (no work area) 150 lux
•Classroom 300 lux
•Work areas (ofce, meeting room) 500 lux
•Visually-intensive work (laboratory,
drawing, etc.) 750 lux

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The lux scale applies for rooms with average room design. It
is recommended that the room correction factor be adjus-
ted with the management remote control according to the
installation location, light incidence, furniture and reection
characteristics of the room.
•Operating mode - Switching operation (reg.off)
The required switch-on dimming value can be set via the
potentiometer Lux. The setting range is between 1 and
100 %. The factory presetting is at 50 %. On the potentiome-
ter, the scale corresponds to the following values:
•min = 1 %
•50 = 10 %
•150 = 30 %
•300 = 50 %
•500 = 70 %
•1000 = 90 %
•max = 100 %
By using the management remote control, the switch-on dim-
ming value can be set in ner increments from 1 to 100 %.
Potentiometer - Lighting time delay
With the lighting time delay potentiometer, the desired time
delay can be set. The setting range is between 10 s and 60
min. The factory presetting is at 10 min.
The following guidance values have proved themselves in
practice and are recommended as settings:
•Transit zones (no work area approx. 5 min
•Classroom approx. 10 min
•Work areas (ofce, living room) approx. 10 min
•When settings are between 2 - 30 mins the time delay
varies within this range in a self-learning way.
Setting values ≤ 2 min or ≥ 30 min remain xed. Only
active with the setting "eco".
10s
1
510 15
30
60
Potentiometer - Standby time
When standby time is activated, the lighting is not switched
off after completion of the time delay, but remains dimmed as
an orientation light.
0
1
510 30
60
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min
The setting range is between 0 and 60 min. In position „0“,
the orientation light is switched off, and in position „on“ it is
permanently switched on. The factory presetting is at 0 min.
Potentiometer - Standby brightness
With the potentiometer, the desired basic brightness in
standby operation can be set. The setting range is between
1 and 25 % of the lamp output. The factory presetting is at
10 %.
1
3
510 15
20
25
%
By using the management remote control, the standby set-
tings can be set in ner increments.
DIP switch - Fully/semi-automatic device (auto/man)
auto man
Description of the function semi-automatic or fully automatic
device, see chapter 4. Function.
DIP switch - Constant lighting control (on/off)
reg.on reg.off
Description of constant lighting control: see chapter 4.
Function.
•„reg.on“: Constant lighting control switched on, lighting
controlled by presence and daylight.
•„reg.off“: Switching operation, control switched off, ligh-
ting only controlled by presence (light measurement not
active).
DIP switch - Response to button operation (school/office)
school ofce
Description Response to button operation: see chapter 4.
Function.
•„school“: Constant lighting control is temporarily inter-
rupted via manual dimming.
•„ofce“: Constant lighting control remains active after
manual dimming to new setpoint value.
DIP switch - Adjusting the brightness setpoint value via but-
ton (man.prog/off)
man.prog off
Description: see chapter 4. Function.
•„man.prog“: Release setting of brightness setpoint value
or switch-on dimming value via button.
•„off“: No setting of brightness setpoint value or switch-
on dimming value possible via button.
DIP switch - Short-term presence (On/Off)
Description: Short-term presence: see chapter 4. Function:
•„2 min“ short-term presence is switched on
•„ “ Short-term presence is switched off.
DIP switch - Presence test mode (run/test)
run test
Description: see chapter 9. Start-up.
•„run“: normal operation.
•„test“: test mode for testing presence detection (walking
test).
Parameters and control commands via remote
control
The following parameters can be queried or changed via
the remote control for support during installation as well as
servicing:

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Parameters Description Can be
queried
SendoPro
868-A
Can be
changed
SendoPro
868-A
Can be
changed
theSenda
P
Brightness set-
point value A Value range in lux x x x
Room correction
factor A
Room correction
factor x
Brightness
actual value A
Query brightness
actual value x
Switch-on dim-
ming value Value range in % x
Time delay A Value ranges in
seconds/minutes x x
Short presence A Short-term pre-
sence: On/Off x x
Energy saving
mode
Selection: eco/eco
plus x x
Standby time
Value range in
seconds/minutes
x
Permanently on x
Standby
brightness Value range in % x
Conguration
type Selection: auto/man x x x
Detection
sensitivity
Value range in
Increments x x
Group address Selection: I/II/III/all x
Scene 1 Value range in % x
Scene 2 Value range in % x
LED display
motion Off/On x
The parameters are sent to the presence detector with the
„SendoPro 868-A“ management remote control or with „the-
Senda P“ installation remote control via infra-red. Changed
parameters are immediately applied and used by the detector.
With the „SendoPro 868-A“ management remote control,
parameters can be queried by sending values level-by-level
to the detector. If the sent value is below the set parameter,
the LED illuminates briey. If the sent value is equal or above
the set parameter, the LED ickers for 2 s.
The following control commands can be triggered with the
remote control:
Control
command
Description Can be
triggered
SendoPro
868-A
Can be
trigge-
red the-
Senda P
Teach-in chan-
nel A Activation x x
Switching light Lighting group can be switched
on and off. x x
Presence test Off/On x x
Restart Restart detector x x
Local settings
Detector applies the settings
of the DIP switch and all
potentiometers
x
Factory settings Set all parameters and settings
to factory setting. x
Reset DALI EVGs All connected DALI EVGs are
reset to factory settings x
Brightness set point value A
Operating mode - Constant lighting control
Brightness setpoint A denes the minimum desired bright-
ness. The currently prevailing brightness is measured below
the presence detector. If the prevailing brightness is below
the setpoint value, the light is switched on when a presence is
detected (in conguration type fully automatic device).
Value range
Lux values with „SendoPro 868-A“ management remote
control
In the installation remote control „theSenda P“, the
following values are available
(The currently measured brightness value (lux) can
be adopted with the „SendoPro 868-A“ management
remote control, with the teach-in control command or
with the „theSenda P“ installation remote control via the
teach-in button.)
Values outside the permitted range will automatically be
set to the appropriate limit value.
5–3000 lux
5, 10, 15, 300,
500, 800 lux
Room correction factor A
The room correction factor is a measurement for the diffe-
rence of the brightness measurement on the ceiling and the
work area. The brightness measurement value at the ceiling
is inuenced by the installation location, incidence of light,
position of the sun, weather conditions, the reection proper-
ties of the room, and the furniture.
With the room correction factor, the brightness measurement
value of lighting channel A is adjusted to the conditions in the
room and in this way can be matched to the lux meter value
measured at the surface beneath the presence detector.
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Room correction factor = Brightness value at the ceiling/
brightness value at the working surface
We recommend the following procedure:
 Place the lux meter on the work surface below the sensor
and note down the measured lux value.
 Set the room correction factor with management remote
control „SendoPro 868-A“ to 1.
 Query „brightness actual value A“ with the „SendoPro
868-A“ management remote control.
 Calculating the room correction factor: „brightness actual
value A“/lux value of lux meter.
 Enter the „room correction factor A“ with the „SendoPro
868-A“ management remote control. Values between 0.05
and 2.0 are permitted. Entered values outside the permitted
range will automatically be set to the appropriate limit
value. The entered room correction factor will be applied
immediately.
LThe standard value is 0.3 and is suitable for most appli-
cations. Changes are only sensible in strongly deviating
situations.

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Switch-on dimming value
Operating mode - Switching operation (reg.off)
When switching on, the lighting dims to the set switch-on
dimming value, regardless of the daylight.
Value range (with management remote control „SendoPro
868-A“)
Switch-on dimming value 1 – 100 %
Time delay A
Value range
Adjustable values with „SendoPro 868-A“ manage-
ment remote control
In the „theSenda P“ installation remote control, the
following values are available
10 s - 60 min
10 s, 30 s, 60 s, 2
min, 10 min, 20 min,
60 min
Short presence A
The time delay of channel A light can be switched off sooner
if a room is occupied only for a short time (in conguration
type fully automatic device and semi-automatic device).
The time delay is applied according to the set time delay. Off
If someone enters an unoccupied room and it is only occupied for
up to 30 seconds, the light will be switched off prematurely after
2 min.
On
Energy saving mode eco/eco plus
With the „SendoPro 868-A“ management remote control, the
energy-saving behaviour can be set very simply. The selection
of „eco“ stands for optimum switching behaviour, while „eco
plus“ stands for maximum energy saving.
•„eco”: The time delay adapts to the user behaviour in a
self-learning way. It does not drop below the set value.
•„eco plus”: The set time delay remains unchanged (no
self-learning effect). Faster response to brightness
detection than with „eco”.
Standby time/standby brightness
When standby time is activated, the lighting is not switched
off after completion of the time delay, but remains dimmed as
an orientation light.
Value range (with management remote control „SendoPro
868-A“)
Standby time 30 s – 60 min
Standby function (orientation light) is not active 0
Standby function (orientation light) is permanently
switched on
on
Standby brightness 1 – 25 %
Conguration type
Fully automatic device: The lighting switches on and off automa-
tically. (due to presence, absence and brightness)
auto
Semi-automatic: Switching on always has to be done manually.
Switching off is done automatically by the presence detector. (due
to presence or brightness)
man
Detection sensitivity
The detector has 5 sensitivity increments. The basic setting is
the middle increment (3).
By selecting the test presence operating mode, the set sensi-
tivity increment is not changed.
Increments 1 to 5 can be selected and sent to the detector
with the „SendoPro 868-A“ management remote control.
On the „theSenda P“ installation remote control, the sensitivity
can be increased or decreased by one increment each time
the button is pushed.
Incre-
ment
Sensitivity
1 very insensitive
2 insensitive
3 Standard
4 sensitive
5 very sensitive
Group address channel A
This parameter is applied when using the „theSenda S“ user
remote control.
A group address can be assigned to Channel A light. The
„SendoPro 868-A“ or „theSenda S“ can be used to program
the group addresses in the detector.
Group address value range
Adjustable values „SendoPro 868-A“ I, II , III , All
Adjustable values „theSenda S“ I, II
Scene 1/Scene 2
This parameter is applied when using the „theSenda S“ user
remote control. The desired dimming value for channel A light
can be allocated to scene 1 and scene 2.
Value range (with management remote control „SendoPro
868-A“)
Adjustable values 0 – 100 %
LED display motion
The motion detection can be displayed via the LED.
Value range (with management remote control „SendoPro
868-A“)
No display of motion detection. Off
The LED is switched on when motion is detected, otherwise
switched off.
On
Teach-in channel A
During teach-in, the currently measured brightness value is
accepted as brightness setpoint value A. Values outside the
permitted range will automatically be set to the appropriate
limit value.
The control command teach-in can be adopted with the
„SendoPro 868-A“ management remote control or with the
„theSenda P“ installation remote control via the button.

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Factory settings
The presence detector thePrema P360 DALI is supplied with
the following parameter values:
Parameters Value
Brightness setpoint value A 300 lux
Room correction factor A 0.3
Switch-on dimming value 50 %
Time delay A 10 min
Short presence A On
Energy saving mode eco
Standby time 0
Standby brightness 10 %
Detection sensitivity Increment 3
Group address I
Scene 1 70 %
Scene 2 30 %
LED display motion Off
Reset DALI EVGs
The connected DALI EVGs are reset to factory settings.
9. Start-up
Switch-on behaviour
Every time the sensor unit is inserted into the power supply
unit, or every time the power supply is switched on, the pre-
sence detector runs through two phases that are shown by an
LED:
1. Start-up phase (30 s)
•The red LED ashes at one second intervals, lighting is
switched on at 70 %.
•The detector does not react to button commands and to
user remote control „theSenda S“.
•The lighting is switched off after 30 seconds when the
room is unoccupied.
2. Operation
•In case of presence, the detector immediately dims to the
desired setpoint value. The red LED is off.
•The detector is ready for operation.
Presence test
Presence test mode is used to test presence detection and
wiring. The presence test mode can be activated directly on
the presence detector via DIP switch, or with management
remote control „Sendo Pro 868 A“, or installation remote con-
trol „theSenda P“.
Setting presence test mode with DIP switch
Set DIP switch to “Test“ (in parallel switching with all
detectors).
run test
1. Start-up phase (30 s)
During 30 s, the lighting is switched on at 100 %, and the red
LED indicates the test mode (20 s On, 10 s Off).
2. Operation
•Every movement is indicated by the red LED, and the
lighting is switched on at 100 %.
•If there is no motion, the red LED switches off, and the
lighting is switched off after 10 s.
•Brightness measurement deactivated, detector does not
react to brightness.
•The detector reacts as in conguration type fully auto-
matic device, even if semi-automatic is set.
•Detector stays permanently in the test phase.
Setting the presence test mode via remote control
•The detector goes directly into test mode when the test
mode is set via the remote control:
•Every movement is indicated by the red LED, and the
lighting is switched on at 100 %.
•If there is no motion, the red LED switches off, and the
lighting is switched off after 10 s.
•Brightness measurement deactivated, detector does not
react to brightness.
•The detector reacts as in conguration type fully auto-
matic device, even if semi-automatic is set.
•Teach-in cannot be activated in test mode.
•Test mode ends automatically after 10 min. The detector
performs a new start (see switch-on behaviour).
10. Technical Data
Operating voltage 230 V AC +10 %/-15 %
Frequency 50 Hz
Upstream protection device: 13 A
Power consumption approx. 0.5 W
Type of installation Ceiling installation; ush/
surface mounted or ceiling
installation
Installation height 2.0 – 3.5 m
Minimum height > 1.7 m
Detection area horizontal
vertical
360°
120°
Maximum range 5 x 5 m (Mh. 3.0 m)/25 m2
seated
8 x 8 m (Mh. 3.5 m)/64 m2
walking
Setting range brightness setpoint value 5 – 3000 lux
Lighting time delay 10 s – 60 min
Lighting standby time 0 s – 60 min/permanently on
Standby brightness 1 – 25 %
Control output lighting 50 mA/DALI interface in accor-
dance with EN 62386:2009 for
max. 25 DALI devices
Connection type Screw terminals
Max. cable cross-section max. 2 x 2.5 mm²
Size of ush-mounted box Size 1, Ø 55 mm (NIS, PMI)
Protection rating IP 20 (IP 40 installed)
Ambient temperature 0 °C – 50 °C
CE Declaration of Conformity This device conforms to the
safety regulations of the EMC
directive 2014/30/EC and of
directive 2014/35/EC.

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Product overview
Type of
installation
Channel Operating
voltage
Colour Type Item
number
Ceiling
installation
Light 230 V AC White thePrema
S360 DALI WH
2070525
Ceiling
installation
Light 230 V AC Grey thePrema
S360 DALI GR
2070526
Ceiling
installation
Light 230 V AC Special colour
in accordance
with
customer
information
thePrema
S360 DALI SF
2070528
Troubleshooting
Fault Cause
Light does not switch
on and/or off if pre-
sence is detected and
in darkness
Lux value is set too low; detector set on semi-
automatic; light was switched off manually via
button or theSenda S; person not within detection
area; obstruction(s) interrupting detection; time
delay set too short
Light stays on with
detection of presence
despite sufcient
brightness
Lux value is set too high; light was briey switched
on manually via button or with „theSenda S“ (wait
30 min.); detector is in test mode
Light does not switch
off and/or light swit-
ches on spontaneously
when no one is present
Wait for time delay (self-learning);
thermal sources of interference in the detection
area: fan heaters, incandescent lamps/halogen
spotlights, moving objects (e.g. curtains hanging in
open windows)
Button does not
function
Device still in the start-up phase; illuminated
button was used without neutral conductor;
Button not fed to the Master
Light cannot be
switched off with the
button
Button not fed to the detector. Check wiring to the
button
Device does not
respond
Short circuit or several phases in parallel swit-
ching! Disconnect detector from the power supply
for 5 min (thermal fuse)
Error ashing
(4 x per second)
Error in self-test;
Device not properly functional!
Guarantee
Theben HTS presence detectors are manufactured with the
utmost care and using state-of-the-art technology and are
quality-tested. Theben HTS AG therefore guarantees perfect
operation when used correctly. Should a fault occur, Theben
HTS AG will full the guarantee within the scope of the gene-
ral terms and conditions.
Please note in particular:
•that the guarantee period lasts 24 months from the date
of manufacture.
•that the guarantee is invalidated if you, or a third party,
make changes or undertake repairs to the devices.
•that, insofar as the presence detectors are connected
to a software-controlled system, the guarantee for this
connection is only valid when the indicated interface
specication is complied with.
We undertake to repair or replace as quickly as possible
all components of the delivered device that have become
defective or unusable through demonstrably poor material,
faulty construction or incomplete delivery up to the end of the
guarantee period.
Returns
In the event of a guarantee claim, please return the device to
the relevant dealer together with the delivery note and a brief
description of the fault.
Industrial property rights
The design as well as hardware and software of these devices
are protected by copyright.
11. Dimensions diagrams
Flush-mounting
Surface-mounted

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Ceiling installation
12. Accessories
Back box (surface mounting) 110A
Item No.: 9070912
Details > www.theben.de
Ceiling installation box 73A
Item No.: 9070917
Details > www.theben.de
SendoPro 868-A
Item No.: 9070675
Details > www.theben.de
theSenda S
Item No.: 9070911
Details > www.theben.de
theSenda P
Item No.: 9070910
Details > www.theben.de
13. Contact
Theben HTS AG
Im Langhag 7b
8307 Effretikon
SWITZERLAND
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
Hotline
Phone [phone]
[email protected]
Addresses, telephone numbers, etc.
www.theben-hts.ch