Theben LUNA 111 top2 User manual

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LUNA 111 top2
1110100/ 1110200
LUNA 112 top2
1120100/ 1120200
307038
Digital twilight
switch
EN
1. Basic safety information 4
2. Proper use 4
Disposal 4
3. Installation and connection5
Mounting the time switch 5
Connecting the cable 7
Disconnecting the cable 7
Connection/installation of light
sensor 8
4. Device description 10

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Display & buttons 10
Operating instructions 11
Overview of navigation menu 12
Initial operation 12
5. Settings and functions 13
Set lux values 13
Set delay 14
Allocate sensors 15
Activating PIN code 15
Setting manual or permanent
switching 16
Set external input 17
Hour counter 18
Using the OBELISK top2
memory card 19
Resetting the twilight switch 20

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6. Technical data 21
7. Contact 22

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1. Basic safety information
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
 Installation should only be carried out by a
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WARNING
•The device is designed for installation on DIN top hat
rails (in accordance with EN 60715)
!OBELISK top2 memory card: Avoid mechanical overload
and contamination during storage/transportation
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
•Sensor is installed in the open-air
!
safety equipment etc.
Disposal
Dispose of device in environmentally sound manner

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3. Installation and connection
Mounting the time switch
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
 Installation should only be carried out by a
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WARNING
click

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45° cable
Plug-in
screwless termi-
nal NC contact
OBELISK top2
memory card
(9070404)
Test tap
Load line connection
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Switched voltage-free
Ensure device cannot be switched on
Check absence of voltage
Earth and bypass
Cover or shield any adjacent live components

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Connecting the cable
Wiring diagrams LUNA 111 top2 / LUNA 112 top2
C1
1 2 3
N
L
L
L N
–+
Ext1
max. 100 m
Data
Lux
max. 100 m
C2
C1
1 2 3
4 5 6
N
L
L
L N
Ext1
max. 100 m max. 100 m
Ext2 Data
–+
Lux
max. 100 m
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. Connect power source
Mounting light sensor 907 0 415
Mounting light sensor: 0.5-2.5 mm2, strip cable by 10 mm
(max. 11 mm)
max .o4mm
Installing light sensor 907 0 456
Installing light sensor: 0.25-1.5 mm2, strip cable by 8 mm
(max. 9 mm)

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8-9 mm
max. 10 mm
Ø 5-10 mm
<9 mm Ø 20 mm
ca. 63 mm
IP 66
IP 40

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4. Device description
Display & buttons

MENU OK
OKMENU
06
12 18 24
messwert
lx
18
–Activate display
–Open menu
–Cancel menu
–ESC
(leave menu)
–Save
selection
– Confirm
selection

Options
are displayed
Text line
Channel status
C1, C2
ON = On
OFF = Off
Lux value display
Sunrise/sunset
display
Display of the active buttons with
the relevant function

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Operating instructions
YES
Confirmation
Press
OK
NO
Modify/
Change
Press
t u
1. Read text line
text/symbol represents
query
2. Make a decision

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Overview of navigation menu
LIGHT
MENU
MANUAL OPTIONS END
u u uu
19 10 15
C1 OFF C2 OFF
9:40 46
CHANNEL C1 SENSORS
PERM ON
PERM OFF
OVERRI ON
TIMER
OPERATING
HOUR
EXT INPUT
LCD
ILLUMINATION
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTINGS
INFO
END
END
CHANNEL C1
LUX VALUES
DELAY TIME
END
Initial operation
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH
ESPANOL
FRANCAIS
CHANNEL C1
READING
u
...
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

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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 VALUES LUX ON
LUX OFFDELAY TIME
END
MENU
u
LThe device has been preset at 15 lx for the switch on/
switch off level
Press MENU






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Typical brightness values
Daylight (bright) 80.000 lx
 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
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Press MENU




MODIFY HOUR, use the + or – buttons to change minute
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Allocate sensors
LThe SENSORS are allocated in the menu under OPTIONS
OPTIONS
MENU
SENSORS
OPERATING
HOURS METER
EXTERNAL
OUTPUT
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
...

*
on the sensor
*

Connection options:
•1 LUNA + max. 4 light sensors
•10 LUNA + 1 light sensors
••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.

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OPTIONS
NO PIN
WITH PIN CURRENT PIN
NEW PIN
00 00
SENSORS
OPERATING
HOUR
EXT- INPUT
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

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ok
Channel
C1
Channel
C2
Activating manual control

Activating permanent switching
Press both buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds
Cancelling manual/permanent switching
Press both buttons simultaneously
Set external input

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: Permanent On, permanent Off are selectable
LIf a function is activated via an external push button or
switch, EXTERNAL is displayed.

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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.
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)

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Using the OBELISK top2 memory card
All functions can also be set on the PC using the OBELISK
software and transferred to the device via the memory card.
Insert memory card in the twilight switch
Read in/out saved switching times and device setups in
the time switch or start Obelisk program
Remove memory card after copying etc.
!Avoid mechanical overload and contamination during
storage/transport
LPC software OBELISK top2 available at
www.theben.de

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Copying OBELISK → LUNA
This copies the switching program and optionally all time
switch settings (e.g. external input, time format etc.) from the
memory card in the twilight switch.
Copying LUNA →OBELISK
This copies all switch programmes and settings from the
twilight switch to the memory card.
Starting OBELISK program
Takes on the switching times and the threshold values that
are programmed on the memory card.
As soon as the memory card is removed, the switching times
of the twilight switch are re-activated.
u u u
OBELISK
COPY
OBELISK ->
LUNA
COPY LUNA
-> OBELISK
RUN
OBELISK
CHECK
OBELISK
OVERWRITE
OK
OVERWRITE
OK
Resetting the twilight switch
Press the 4 buttons simultaneously
You can choose between KEEP PROGRAM and DELETE
PROGRAM