Theben LUNA 121 top3 RC User manual

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LUNA 121 top3 RC
1210130/1210230
LUNA 122 top3 RC
1220130/1220230
307529 01
Digital twilight
switch
EN
1. Basic safety information
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
 Installation should only be carried out by a
qualied electrician!
WARNING
•The device is designed for installation on DIN top hat
rails (in accordance with EN 60715)
2. Proper use
•The digital twilight switch is used for lighting equipment
(streets), external stairways, display windows, entrances etc.
•Only for use in closed, dry rooms
!Do not use on safety devices, e.g. escape route doors, re
safety equipment etc.
Disposal
Dispose of device in environmentally sound manner
3. Installation and connection
Mounting the time switch
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
 Installation should only be carried out by a
qualied electrician!
WARNING
click
Test connection
45° cable
Spring plug-in
terminal opener
Bluetooth
OBELISK top3
(9070130)
DuoFix spring plug-
in terminal
Mount on DIN top hat rails (as dened in EN 60715)
Switched voltage-free
Ensure device cannot be switched on
Check absence of voltage
Earth and bypass
Cover or shield any adjacent live components
C1
1 2 3
N
L
L
L N
Ext1
max. 100 m
Data
RC DCF
–+
Lux
max. 100 m
C2
C1
1 2 3
4 5 6
N
L
L
L
N
Data
–+
RC DCF
Lux
max. 100 m
Connecting the cable
Strip cable to 8 mm (max. 9)
Insert cable in the open DuoFix plug-in terminal at 45°
L2 cables per terminal position possible
To open the DuoFix plug-in terminal, press screwdriver
downwards
Disconnecting the cable
Use the screwdriver to push the load line connection
opener downwards

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Connection/installation of light sensor
!Take length of connection cable into account: max. 100 m
(2 x 1.5 mm2), max. 50 m (2 x 0.75 mm2)
!Avoid running sensor wiring parallel to mains power
cables
Ensure correct polarity. Disconnect power source
Mounting light sensor 9070415
Mounting light sensor: 0.5-2.5 mm2, strip cable by 9 mm
(max. 10 mm)
max .o4mm
Installing light sensor 9070456
Installing light sensor: 0.25-1.5 mm2, strip cable by 8 mm
(max. 9 mm)
max.10mm
8–9 mm
ø5–10 mm
<9 mm
ca. 63 mm
IP 66
IP 40
Ø 20 mm
4. Device description
Display & buttons

MENU OK
OKMENU
0 6 12 18 24
Programmed
switching times
Date display
Channel status
C1, C2
ON = On
OFF = Off
Time display
Days of the week
from 1 to 7
Display of the active buttons
with the relevant function
–Activate display
–Open menu
–Cancel menu
–ESC
(leave menu)
–Save
selection
– Confirm
selection

Options
are displayed
Operating instructions
YES
Confirmation
Press
OK
NO
Modify/
Change
Press
 u
1. Read text line
text/symbol represents
query
2. Make a decision

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Overview of navigation menu
LIGHT
MENU
MANUAL
PROGRAM TIME/DATE
OPTIONS END
CHANNEL C1 SENSORS
PERM ON
PERM OFF
OVERRI ON
TIMER
OPERATING
HOUR
EXT INPUT
CHANNEL
COMBINATION
HOLIDAY
CHANNEL C1
STANDARD
EXTRA 1
EXTRA 2
EXTRA 3
DELETE ALL
END
LCD
ILLUMINATION
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTINGS
INFO
END
CHANNEL C1
LUX VALUES
DELAY TIME
END
TIME
SET DATE
SU--WI
WEEK DAY
FORM DATE
FORM TIME
EASTER RULE
END
END
u u u u
uu u
19 10 15
C1 OFF C2 OFF
9:40 46
Initial operation
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH
ESPANOL
FRANCAIS
FORM DATE
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
FORM TIME
HOUR
MINUTE
SU-WI EUROPE
u
28 02 15
C1 ON C2 OFF
9:4046
...
Set language, date, time as well as summer/winter time
(SU-WI)
Press any button and display follows on screen (see gure)
LIf all settings are performed, the screen alternately shows
the automatic display and READING
LIf a sensor is connected, the measured lux value appears
on screen (only during mains operation).
5. Settings and functions
Set lux values
LIGHT CHANNEL
C1
LUX VALUE LUX ON
Switch light off
in the mornings
Switch light on
in the evening
LUX OFF
MONDAY MONDAY
MONDAY
15 lx
MONDAY
15 lx
SAVE COPY
COPY
ADD TUESDAY
ADD TUESDAY
DELAY TIME
END
MENU
...
 
u
u
u
u
u
SAVE
LThe device has been preset at 15 lx for the switch on/
switch off level
Press MENU
Select LIGHT and press OK to conrm
Select CHANNEL C1 or C2, conrm with OK
Select LUX VALUE and press OK to conrm
Select LUX ON and press OK to conrm
MONDAY is displayed, conrm with OK
Set LUX VALUE, conrm with OK
Select COPY or SAVE, conrm with OK
To save press u and press OK to conrm
To copy press OK
Typical brightness values
Daylight (bright) 80.000 lx
Ofce accommodation 500 lx
Hallways and stairs 100–150 lx
Street lighting 15 lx
Full moon ca. 0,3 lx
Set delay
LIGHT CHANNEL
C1
LUX VALUES
DELAY TIME ON DELAY
OFF DELAY
MINUTE
MINUTE
SECONDS
SECONDS
END
MENU
u
u
u
LAn on/off delay of 1 minute is preset to avoid faulty ope-
ration caused by lightning, car headlights etc. When the
delay ends the channel status will ash ON/OFF.

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Press MENU
Select LIGHT and press OK to conrm
Select CHANNEL C1 or C2, conrm with OK
Select DELAY TIME, conrm with OK
Select ON DELAY, conrm with OK
MODIFY HOUR, use the + or – buttons to change hour and
minute and conrm with OK.
Program switching time in standard program
PROGRAM
MENU
CHANNEL
C1
STANDARD
EXTRA 1
EXTRA 2
EXTRA 3
DELETE ALL
END
u
ª
ª
u
or
Switching
time for
one day
NEW
MEM FREE 84
NIGHT BREAK LIGHT ON
HOUR
MINUTE
MONDAY
DURATION
UNTIL
SAVE
COPY
ADD TUESDAY
SAVE
Copy switching to other days of
the week. The day of the week
always relates to a start time
Start time
u
u
LA switching time always consists of a start time and an
end time
LThere are 84 memory cells available
Example: Switch on sports hall lighting from Mon–Fri, 7:30 to
12:00 hrs
Press MENU
Select PROGRAM and press OK to conrm
Select CHANNEL C1 or C2, conrm with OK
Select STANDARD, conrm with OK
Select NEW, conrm with OK
Select NIGHT BREAK or LIGHT ON, conrm with OK
Set required turn-on time (Mo–Fr, 7:30), conrm with OK
Set DURATION UNTIL, conrm with OK
Select COPY, conrm with OK
ADD TUESDAY is displayed, conrm by pressing OK and also
conrm the days We, Th, Fr by pressing OK.
Continue with uuntil SAVE is displayed.
Conrm by pressing OK.
Repeat all steps for the turn-off time, however instead of
selecting ON with uselect OFF and enter 12:00 for hour and
minute.
Setting special programs
•The LUNA 121 top3 RC and LUNA 122 top3 RC devices
feature 3 special programs, which can be used for
calendar-dependent switching.
•Each special program can be activated over one or seve-
ral date ranges.
•There are 3 types of date ranges:
–Fixed date range:
e.g. start time on 02.04.2018 at 16:00
end time on 24.04.2018 at 10:00
–Annually recurring date range:
e.g. Christmas:
start time on 24.12 at 18:00 each year
end time on 26.12 at 23:00 each year
–Easter-dependent date range:
e.g. Whit Sunday and Whit Monday:
start time: 49 days after Easter at 00:00
end time each year: 51 days after Easter at 00:00,
each year
LThe public holiday set can be selected via the app or
the OBELISK software. The date ranges are created
automatically.
L24:00 cannot be entered. 0:00 on the following day must
be programmed.
Set Easter rule
LThe EASTER RULE can be set using menu item TIME/DATE
Easter holiday dates in Germany
Days before/after Easter
Sunday
Public holiday Start End
Monday before Lent – 48 days 0:00 – 47 days 0:00
Good Friday – 2 days 0:00 – 1 day 0:00
Easter Monday + 1 day 0:00 + 2 days 0:00
Ascension + 39 days 0:00 + 40 days 0:00
Whit Monday + 50 days 0:00 + 51 days 0:00
Corpus Christi + 60 days 0:00 + 61 days 0:00
•Special program 1
–On and off lux values
–Optional 1x night interruption
–Optional 1x daytime switch-on
–Active in the programmed date ranges
Example: The standard program switches on the
street lighting depending on the lux values.
A night interruption is programmed from 23:00 to
04:00. Special program 1 is active in the date range
from 30 April, 12:00 to 1 May, 12:00. Since no night
interruption is programmed, the street lighting will
remain on all night.
•Special program 2
–Permanent ON
–Always on during the programmed date ranges
Example: The standard program switches on lighting
of a neon advertising sign only at night. The special
program switches on the neon advertising sign per-
manently during a promotion week from 17.04.2018,
9:00 to 24.04.2018, 18:00.

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•Special program 3
–Permanent OFF
–Always off during the programmed date ranges
Example: The standard program switches on the car
park lighting depending on the set lux values. The
special program does not switch on the car park
lighting on 14 July, from 00:00 to 15 July, 04:00.
Delete switching program
CHANNEL C1
MENU
u
u
u
SINGLE
DELETE ALL
PROGRAM
NEW
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE
STANDARD
EXTRA 1
EXTRA 2
EXTRA 3
DELETE ALL
END
Press MENU
Select PROGRAM and conrm with OK
Select CHANNEL C1 or C2, conrm with OK
Select STANDARD; EXTRA 1 or EXTRA 2, conrm with OK
Select DELETE, conrm with OK
Select SINGLE or DELETE ALL, conrm with OK
Allocate sensors
LThe SENSORS are allocated in the menu under OPTIONS
OPTIONS
MENU
SENSORS
OPERATING
HOURS METER
EXT INPUT
CHANNEL
COMBINATION
LCD
ILLUMINATION
CHANNEL C1
1 SENSOR
RECOGNISED
NO
SENSOR
1 ACTIVE
SENSOR
SENSOR 1
READING
SENSOR 1
ACTIVE DEACTIVATE
u u
u
u
u
u
...

*red LED ashes
on the sensor
*
Press MENU (see g.)
Connection options:
•1 LUNA + max. 4 light sensors
•1 LUNA + max. 3 light sensors + 1 DCF antenna
•max. 10 LUNA
••Σmax. 16 devices (LUNA + light sensors)
LPresetting: all connected sensors are active for all chan-
nels. The sensor that sends the lowest lux value is active
Activating PIN code
The PIN code is set in OPTIONS via the menu.
LIf you have forgotten your PIN, call the Theben Hotline.
LHave the serial number ready
OPTIONS
NO PIN
WITH PIN CURRENT PIN
NEW PIN
00 00
SENSORS
OPERATING
HOUR
EXT- INPUT
CHANNEL
COMBINATION
LCD
LLUMINATION
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTING
INFO
END
u
u
MENU
Setting manual or permanent switching
Manual or permanent switching can be set via the menu in
MANUAL or (in the automatic screen) by button combination
(see picture).
•Manual control:
Reversing the channel status to the next automatic or
programmed switching.
•Permanent switching:
As long as a permanent switching (on or off) is acti-
vated, the programmed switching times and switching
thresholds are ineffective
ok
Chanel
C1
Chanel
C2
Activating manual control
Briey press both buttons simultaneously
Activating permanent switching
Press both buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds
Cancelling manual/permanent switching
Press both buttons simultaneously

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Set external input (only with LUNA 121 top3 RC)
For the channel, an EXTERNAL INPUT (see  gure) can be set
with different functions.
3 sub-menus can be selected: Inactive, push button (function),
switch (function)
•NOT ACTIVE: The external input has no function
•BUTTON: Manual (manual control), Timer (countdown
timer) are selectable
•SWITCH: PERM ON, PERM OFF and LUX ONLY are
selectable
LIf a function is activated via an external push button or
switch, EXTERNAL is displayed.
OPTIONS
MENU
SENSORS
OPERATING
HOUR
EXT INPUT
LCD
ILLUMINATION
CHANNEL C1
BUTTON STAIRCASE
LIGHT
RESETABLE MINUTES
SWITCH OVERRIDE
EARLY CUT
NOT ACTIVE TIMER
u
u
uu
uu
...

*
*Use switch without glow lamp (e.g.
in stairwells)
Press MENU, with uselect EXT INPUT and follow the indi-
cations on the display.
LAdditional power unit required for GPS if only one device
is connected to the antenna.
LRefer to the operating instructions when connecting a GPS
antenna (9070610).
Minimum number of participants needed to operate the GPS
antenna:
•2 x weekly timer TR 611 top3 RC, SELEKTA 171 top3 RC
LUNA 121–122 top3 RC each with 50 mA feed, or
•1 x weekly timer with 50 mA feed plus 1 x top2 GPS
power unit (9070892) with 50 mA feed
Setting channel lock (only with LUNA 122 top3 RC)
There are situations where two channels must not be swit-
ched at the same time!
The channels can be interlocked in this case.
LThe channel lock prevents both channels from switching
on at the same time.
If a channel is already switched on, the second channel will
not switch on until the  rst channel is switched off and a
waiting time of 1 s has passed.
If both channels are switched on at the same time, channel 1
has priority.
OPTIONS
OPERATING
HOURS
METER
EXT INPUT
CHANNEL
COMBINATION
LCD
ILLUMINATION
CHANNEL
LOCK
LANGUAGE
NOT ACTIVE
PIN
PROGRAM
CHANGEOVER
FACTORY
SETTINGS
INFO
MENU
u
Channel combination
The channel combination reduces maintenance for wear to
the lamps and also allows energy to be saved.
1 2 1 2 1
Astronomical switch-on at sunset
1 2 1 2 1
At a de ned time, switch off the second channel to save
energy and retain basic lighting.
1 2 1 2 1
Each week/day, change the channel that is switched off to
use the consumers evenly.
Program changeover (LUNA 122 top3 RC only)
The program changeover function is mainly used for street
lighting. Every second lamp is often switched off at night bet-
ween 23:00 and 05:00. The lamps will therefore not wear out
at the same time. If program changeover is used to switch the
program from channel 1 (C1) to channel 2 (C2) every other
week however, the lamps will be used evenly. Program chan-
geover can be set to every other day or every other week.
•Every day: time for changeover required
•Weekly: day of the week (Monday – Sunday) and time
for changeover required

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Once the program changeover function has been activated, the
programs for channel 1 and channel 2 are switched on a daily
or weekly basis (only the switch programs which were entered
under PROGRAMS, not the holiday program, timer, etc.).
Every day:
Only the hour that the changeover will take place can be set.
The days of the year are counted starting with 1 on 1 January
and are assigned as follows:
•Odd day number and time before the hour of changeover
→ normal operation
•Odd day number and time the same or after the hour of
changeover → program switches from C1 to C2
•Even day number and time before the hour of changeo-
ver → program switches from C1 to C2
•Even day number and time the same or after the hour of
changeover → normal operation
Weekly:
•The day of the week and the hour of changeover are set
(start time is Sunday at 12:00). The calendar weeks are
numbered in accordance with ISO 8601. The following
assignments are made:
•Odd calendar week and in the week before the changeo-
ver time → normal operation
•Odd calendar week and in the week after the changeover
time → program switches from C1 to C2
•Even calendar week and in the week before the chan-
geover time → program switches from C1 to C2
•Even calendar week and in the week after the changeo-
ver time → normal operation
OPTIONS
MENU
u
OPERATING
HOUR
LCD LIGHTING
CHANNEL
COMBINATION
u
u
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTINGS
INFO
CHANNEL LOCK
NOT ACTIVE
PROGRAM
CHANGEOVER
EVERY DAY
MONDAY
SUNDAY
...
If program changeover is selected, the day of the week or
EVERY DAY can be selected and the switchover hour must
then be entered (only full hours can be entered). Finally, the
system returns to CHANNEL COMBINATION.
Hour counter
The operating hours of the channel (relay) are displayed and
deleted in the OPTIONS menu. If the number of operating
hours exceeds the value set in the Service menu, SERVICE will
appear in the display.
Example: Replace a lamp after after 5,000 h.
Delete operating hours or set a higher value in Service (e.g.
to 10,000 h)
Using Bluetooth OBELISK top3
All functions can also be transferred to the device using the
Bluetooth OBELISK top3 memory card (9070130).
Copying OBELISK → LUNA
Copies the switch program and optionally all twilight switch
settings (e.g. external input, time format, etc.) from the
memory card to the twilight switch.
Copying LUNA → OBELISK
Copies all switch programs and twilight switch settings to the
memory card.
Starting OBELISK program
Applies the thresholds and switching times that are program-
med on the memory card and executes them. As soon as the
memory card is removed, the switching times of the twilight
switch are re-activated.
u u u
u
u
OBELISK
COPY
OBELISK ->
LUNA
COPY LUNA
-> OBELISK
RUN
OBELISK
CHECK
OBELISK
END
OVERWRITE
OK
u
BLUETOOTH
COPY ALL
DATA
COPY
LIGHT+PROG
END
Connecting the twilight switch, Bluetooth
OBELISK top3 and smartphone (via app)
The devices in the top3 range can be programmed using an
app (for Android, iOS) on a mobile end device. Communication
takes place via Bluetooth OBELISK top3. Switching programs
are transferred and direct switch commands are sent to the
device.
Download the OBELISK top3 app from the App Store or
Google Play Store

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LBluetooth connection only possible in automatic mode, not
in manual mode like OPTIONS, etc.
Open the app and activate using one of the 3 commands,
by pressing „Download“ , „Manual command“ or
„Upload“
▻Device/device list appears on the display.
Device/device list appears on the display.
Device/device list appears on the display.
Press „Connect“
For the twilight switch, press OK
▻The display shows BLUETOOTH ACTIVE
Press „Connect“ in the app within 30 s
Now, for example, projects can be created and uploaded.
Now, for example, projects can be created and uploaded.
Now, for example, projects can be created and uploaded.
Restarting the twilight switch
Press the 4 buttons simultaneously
▻You can choose between KEEP PROGRAM and DELETE
PROGRAM
6. Technical data
Operating voltage: 110–230 V AC, +10 % /–15 %
Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Brightness range: 1–99,000 lx
On/off switch delay: 0–59 min
Standby: 0,8 W
Switch output: Switching of any external con-
ductor is permitted
Contact: µ-contact, two way switch
Max. switching capacity: 16 A (at 250 V, cos ϕ= 1)
Switching capacity: 10 A (at 250 V, cos ϕ= 0.6)
Min. switching capacity: 10 mA/230 V AC
100 mA/24 V AC/DC
Power reserve: 10 years
Shortest delay time 1 s
Switching accuracy: To the second
Software: Class A
Rated impulse voltage: 4 kV
Pollution degree: 2
Glow lamp load: 2600 W
Halogen lamp load: 2600 W
Fluorescent lamps KVG:
uncorrected:
series-corrected:
parallel-corrected:
2600 VA
2600 VA
1300 VA (130μF)
Fluorescent lamps (EVB): 1100 W
LED lamps (< 2 W): 50 W
LED-lamps (> 2 W): 600 W
Permissible ambient temperature: –25 °C ... +55 °C,
–40 °C ... +70 °C (sensor)
Protection class: II (light sensors III) if correctly
mounted
Bluetooth OBELISK top3:
– Protection rating:
– Temperature:
– Range:
IP 40
–30 °C … +55 °C
15 m on open air test site
Protection rating:
device
Mounted light sensor
Installation light sensor
IP 20
IP 55
IP 66 (frontside, when installed)
IP 40 (backside)
LThe twilight switch display is only fully functional at tem-
peratures from +5 °C to +55 °C.
7. Contact
Theben AG
Hohenbergstr. 32
72401 Haigerloch
GERMANY
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]
Hotline
Tel. [phone]
[email protected]
Addresses, telephone numbers etc.
www.theben.de