Zublin SG360P Dimm User manual

Swiss Garde 360
Presence Dimm / Slave
Operating instructions
GB

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Swiss Garde 360° dimmer motion detector
for flush ceiling installations; includes continuous light controller
Characteristics:
• The SG360P dimmer includes a continuous light controller!
• 1–10 V interface for 50 dimmable electronic ballasts
• Relay output including switched L’ phase
• External dimmer switch to instantaneously change the strength of the lighting (lux)
• Adjustable standby light: 1 min, 30 min, 2 h or 8 h
• Adjustable light strength: 0 %, 10 %, 20 % or 30 %
• Master and slave device: up to 10 slaves per master
• Operating modes: auto and manual (A/M)
• Lock function included in automatic mode (5 min)
• Handheld IR dimming transmitter to programme the device
• Three pyro detectors
Three PIR sensors cover a 360° area
• Handheld IR dimming transmitter including lock function

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Please note
• Any work on the mains power supply must only be completed by trained specialists.
• The installation must be completed in accordance with country-specific guidelines/
standards.
• Disconnect the 230 V power supply before starting the installation!
• As a precautionary measure, the power supply of the light should always be fitted
with a (250 VAC, 10 A) type C fuse in accordance with EN60898-1.
• The device must not be installed on conductive surfaces.
• The motion detector is only suitable for internal use.
• Before replacing a lamp, the power supply to the detector/installation
must be disconnected.
• Faulty lamps can cause a short-circuit thereby permanently damaging the device.
• To ensure the correct functionality of the detector, a minimum distance of 1 m
must be maintained to any lights installed at the same height.
• Any lights installed underneath the detector or that are located in the coverage
area can impair the functionality of the detector.
• If there are any functional faults, such as a continuous light or the light switching
on/off independently, please refer to «Troubleshooting» on page 19.
Functions
The SG360P dimmer motion detector reacts to the heat radiated from moving bodies. If
a person approaches the monitored area, the connected light is automatically switched
on. If the person leaves this area, the light is switched off after the preset follow-up time.
Installation
The SG360P dimmer motion detector is suitable for flush ceiling installations and inter-
nal use only. The ideal installation height is 2–4 m.

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Connection diagram for a standard installation
Installation version 1: Installation version 2:
The electronic ballast receives a The electronic ballast is no longer supplied
minimum of 1 V, which makes the with electricity if no changes are detected
lamp shine. The minimum light (L’ is switched off).
output corresponds to 10% of the
maximum light output.
Connection diagram for operation of the master slave
(both installation methods can be used)
L’ L N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10VDC
L’ L N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
L’ L
L N
N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10 VDC
electronic
ballast
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10 VDC
L L N N
S S
SG 360 Dimm Slave
L L N N
S S
SG 360 Dimm Slave
L’ L N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10VDC
L’ L N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
L’ L
L N
N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10 VDC
electronic
ballast
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10 VDC
L L N N
S S
SG 360 Dimm Slave
L L N N
S S
SG 360 Dimm Slave
L’ L N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10VDC
L’ L N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
L’ L
L N
N N
S R + -
Dim
SG 360 Dimm
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10 VDC
electronic
ballast
push
button
(option)
L
N
1–10 VDC
L L N N
S S
SG 360 Dimm Slave
L L N N
S S
SG 360 Dimm Slave

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Master device: rear view
Slave device: rear view

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SG360P dimmer master controller
SG360P dimmer slave
STBY%
SENS
SENS
TIMELUX
LED
LED

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Controller settings
LUX (twilight sensor)
The lux controller can be adjusted from approx. 10 lx (
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m
)
to 2000 lx (
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m
).
TIME
The timer can be used to determine how long the light will remain
on following the last movement in the coverage area.
The timer can be adjusted from 10 s to 20 min.
In test mode, the light remains on for 3 s once the detector has
been activated. This is followed by a 6 s pause.
Short pulse function
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m
If the detector is activated and the ambient light is below the
preset lux value, a short 1 s pulse is triggered at the output. This
is followed by a 20 s pause.
SENS (sensitivity/range)
This controller can be used to set the range.
STBY%
The standby controller comprises four levels: 0%, 10%, 20% or 30%
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m
Pointer position Functions
0 % No standby function
10 % Standby brightness of 10 %
20 % Standby brightness of 20 %
30 % Standby brightness of 30 %
LUX
SENS
TIME
20m
10m
6m
10s
Test
0%
10%
30%
20%
2m

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The following values apply to the diameter of the coverage area:
Installation height [m] Coverage area Ø [m]
2.0 8.5
2.5 10
3.0 12
3.5 14
4.0 16
Ø 8.5 m
Ø 10 m
Ø 12 m
Ø 14 m
Ø 16 m
2 m
2.5 m
3 m
3.5 m
4 m

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Initial operation
• After being switched on, the initialisation process of approx. 30 s is started.
• During the initialisation phase, the red LED is lit up and the connected light is switched
on. The light and the LED are then switched off again.
Depending on the program selected by the IR dimming remote control or the settings
on the controllers, the detector now selects auto/test or short pulse mode.
• During the warm-up phase all of the commands from the IR remote control are ig-
nored!
LED activities following the warm-up phase
• In test/short pulse or auto mode, the red LED lights up for 250 ms every time a detec-
tion is made regardless of the set lux value.
• The red LED lights up for 5 s to indicate that the ambient brightness is still below the
preset lux value (twilight value).
• If the detector is programmed using the IR remote control, the red LED light flashes
twice to acknowledge receipt of the command.
If the light is switched on when a command is received from the IR remote control, it
is initially switched off and the detector switches to programming mode.
Exclusion key: and
• Switch-on/off delay
A switch delay function is integrated into the detector to avoid unwanted switching
processes if the ambient brightness changes quickly.
• 10 s switch-on delay – When the ambient brightness changes from light to dark and
the preset lux value is achieved, the light is only switched on after 10 s.
• 5 min switch-off delay – When the ambient brightness changes from dark to light
and the preset lux value is achieved, the light is only switched off after 5 min.

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Dimming function
Automatic dimming function (continuous light controller).
The brightness value is automatically maintained at the preset lux value.
Manual dimming function
The intensity of the light can be adjusted manually using an external button, which must
be pressed and held for more than two seconds. Dimming can be set to: 10% > 50% >
100% > 50% > 10% > 50% etc. When the button is released the current dimming level
is maintained although it is not saved. When the light is switched on again, the original
dimming value is preset.
The light can also be dimmed using the IR remote control. The light output does not need
to be switched on to do so.
The button must be pressed first before the dimmer can be adjusted with the but-
ton . Once the required dimming value has been achieved, press the button
again. The dimming process is stopped and the current value is saved as the new preset
lux value. The next time the lighting is switched on, it will automatically be adjusted to
the new preset value (continuous light controller).
If the dimming function is carried out while the light is switched off, the new dimming
value cannot be saved. When the device is then switched back on, the previously saved
lux value will be used.

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Operating modes: automatic/semi-automatic
The button can be used to set the automatic or semi-automatic operating mode. To
be able to do this, the detector must be in programming mode (unlocked).
When the button is pressed, a beep sounds from the buzzer and the LED flashes
once.
The detector is now in automatic mode.
If the button is pressed again, three beeps will sound and the red LED will flash three
times.
The detector is now in semi-automatic mode.
By default, this device is supplied set in automatic operating mode.
Automatic mode
• In automatic mode, the light is switched on once a movement is detected and while
the ambient lighting is below the preset lux value. Once the preset time has expired
and the person can no longer be detected, the light is switched off again.
• However, if the ambient lighting exceeds the preset lux value the light output is
switched off. The shut-off value is automatically calculated based on the preset lux
value on the controller or on the IR dimming remote control.
The following formula applies:
Preset lux value x 110% = lux value used for deactivation
(The preset lux value is the sum of the artificial light and the ambient light)

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Please note: When the, button is pressed the detector takes on the lux values set
on the controller and the remote control takes on the initial values.
Semi-automatic mode
In semi-automatic mode, the light must always be switched on using the button
on the remote control or via an external switch.
Once switched on, the light remains like this as long as there are people moving in
the coverage area of the detector. The light automatically switches off once the preset
follow-up time has lapsed and no more movement can be detected.
The button is always active regardless of the mode (lock) of the IR dimming remote
control.
Manual light control
Manual activation and dimming
Automatic deactivation
Once the ambient lighting exceeds the preset lux value, the light can still be switched to
full beam (100%) by briefly pressing the button or an external switch. The bright-
ness can then be dimmed by pressing and holding the button .
This function can also be executed using the external switch.
The detector is always retriggered each time a person is detected.
The light automatically switches off once the preset follow-up time has lapsed and no
more movement can be detected.

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Manual activation
Automatic dimming and deactivation
If the ambient lighting falls below the preset lux value, the light can be switched on
by briefly pressing the external switch. The light is then automatically adjusted to the
preset lux value.
This will remain the same as long as there are people moving in the coverage area of
the detector. The light automatically switches off again once the preset follow-up time
has lapsed and no more movement can be detected.
Manual deactivation
Once the light has been switched on manually, it can be switched off again using the
external switch or the button on the remote control. The output remains switched
off until the detector is triggered by a person being present. Once the timer has lapsed
and the person can no longer be detected, the detector switches back to the automatic
operating mode (standby).

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IR dimming remote control
General information:
Hold the remote control towards the detector.
The LEDs on the detector light up twice as confirmation.

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Button Function button
Lock button –
Activates/opens programming mode
The detector can be programmed using the IR remote control. To do so, the
programming mode must first be activated/opened:
When the button is pressed, a beep sounds from the buzzer and the
LED flashes briefly (0.2 s). The programming mode of the detector is now
activated (unlocked).
The default setting of the handheld transmitter activates the channel
once the programming mode has been activated.
If the button is pressed again, three beeps will sound and the LED
will briefly flash three times to indicate that the detector has been locked.
All of the buttons on the remote control are now locked, with exception of:
, , , , and
This locked status ensures that no unwanted changes can be made.
The parameters , , and are set using the cursor and
are then simultaneously transferred to the detector by pressing the button
(group programming).
When the button is pressed the previously entered values are re-
tained.
The button enables individual parameters such as , ,
, and to be set. Pressing the button is acknowledged
by a brief single flash of the LED on the transmitting symbol and the back-
ground LED of the selected parameter.

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Button Function button
Cursor key and button to set , , and .
Settings (lux value)
Use the cursor to select the required set value in the
lux category and press the button to submit to
the detector.
= 100 lx
= 300 lx
= 500 lx
= 800 lx
Settings (follow-up time t)
Use the cursor’s pointer to set the time column and
required follow-up time (t) for the LED cursor. By
pressing the button , this is then programmed
in the detector.
Short pulse 1 s
t = 5 min
t = 10 min
t = 20 min
Settings (standby time t’)
Use the cursor’s pointer to set the STBY column and
required standby follow-up time (t’) for the LED cur-
sor. By pressing the button , the required time t’
is saved in the detector.
t’ = 1 min
t’ = 30 min
t’ = 2 h
t’ = 8 h
Setting (brightness as a %)
Use the cursor’s pointer to set the STBY% column
and the required brightness percentage (%) for the
LED cursor.
By pressing the button , the required param-
eters are saved in the detector.
Please note: NO = nominal output
nothing
10 % = NO
20 % = NO
30 % = NO

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Button Function button
Test mode is activated by pressing the button (remote control when
in programming mode). The light is switched on for three seconds and then
remains switched off for 6 s.
By pressing the button again, it switches back to automatic opera-
tion.
TEST mode is terminated by pressing one of the following buttons:
, , , or and the detector completes the corre-
sponding command.
By activating the button , the detector switches the light on for six
hours (remote control when in programming mode) and then switches
back to automatic operation. The LED slowly flashes simultaneously.
To switch back to automatic operation, simply press the same button
again.
By pressing one of the following buttons , , , or
the 6 h mode is terminated and the required function is completed. In the
event of a power failure, the detector switches back to automatic operation
following the warm-up phase.
By activating the button , the detector switches the light off for six
hours (remote control when in programming mode) and then switches
back to automatic operation. The LED slowly flashes simultaneously.
To switch back to automatic operation, simply press the same button
again.
By pressing one of the following buttons , , , or
the 6 h mode is terminated and the required function is completed. In the
event of a power failure, the detector switches back to automatic operation
following the warm-up phase.

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Button Function button
This button is used to manually switch the light on and off.
This button is used to automatically or semi-automatically set the operat-
ing mode. (Remote control when in programming mode).
When the button is pressed, a beep sounds from the buzzer and the
LED flashes once.
The detector is now in automatic mode.
If the button is pressed again, three beeps will sound and the red LED will
flash three times.
The detector is now in semi-automatic mode.
Channel selection:
for DM1 programming
for DIM2 programming
(the SG360P dimmer does not have a second channel (CH2)
Button to control the dimming function using the IR remote control
By pressing the button , the detector is reset and uses the value set
on the controllers. All of the default parameters are reset on the remote
control:
100 lx 5 min 1 min
0 % Channel CH1
The next time the button is pressed, these parameters are trans-
ferred to the detector.

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Troubleshooting
Fault Cause/repair
Electric load does not switch: • Twilight value is set too high
• Check the light’s lamp
• Check mains power supply/fuse
Switches on and off: • Check coverage area for something causing
the fault: drafts, animals, heating etc.
can all cause an error to occur!
• Check distance to the light
(heat reflections or direct effects of the light)
• Motion detector is too sensitive,
reduce the range using the
sensitivity setting on the controller.
Switches on during the day: • Lux value for the brightness threshold is set too high.
Change lux controller

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Technical specifications
Nominal voltage: 230 V ± 10 %, 50 Hz
Power consumption: 0.8 W
PIR sensors: 3 pyro detectors
Light sensor: 1 photodiode
Switching capacity: 2300 W / 10 A max. resistive (cos = 1)
1150 VA / 5 A max. inductive (cos = 0.5)
30x 18 W, 25x 36 W, 20x 58 W,
20x (2x 18 W), 15x (2x 36 W), 10x (2x 58 W)
Dimming output: 1–10 V for maximum of 50 dimmable electronic ballasts
Maximum cable length 100 m, 0.75 mm2
Time controller (TIME): Pulse of 1s including 20 s pause or
follow-up time of 10 s to 20 min
Test mode: 3 s ON, 6 s OFF
Lux controller (LUX): Twilight value of 10–2000 lx
Standby controller % (STBY%): percentage of the lighting strength for standby operation
0 %, 10 %, 20 % or 30 %
Coverage area (SENS): 360° ceiling installation
Master and slave device: up to 10 slaves per master
Installation height [m]: 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0
Coverage area Ø [m]: 8.5 10 12 14 16
Ambient working temperature: -20 °C to +40 °C
Detector dimensions: 88x88x70 mm
Protection class: IP20 interior installation, class II
IR remote control: 2 channels CH1, CH2
Battery: 1x 3 V CR 2032
Dimensions of the IR 65x29x7.5 mm
remote control:
Swiss Garde 360 Presence Dimm Range Ø 16 m
Model Description Art.-No
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Handheld IR Handheld PIR dimming 25350