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Figure E
WALL MOUNT EAVE MOUNT
Knuckle
1.
If testing the light during daytime
, set the TIME control to the TEST
position
to disable the photosensor and allow light to come on during
daylight hours. See Fig. C.
2. Set the SENSITIVITY control to maximum setting.
See Fig. D.
Note:
Factory setting is at highest sensitivity.
3. Aim the MOTION SENSOR HEAD level
and across the desired
detection area. See Fig. A.
A
void aiming the control at:
•
Objects that change temperature rapidly, such as
heating vents and
air conditioners.
These heat sources could cause false triggering.
•
Areas where
pets or traffic
may trigger the control.
•
Nearby large, light-colored objects
reflecting light may trigger the
shut-off feature. Do not point other lights at the sensor.
Align the arrow on the knuckle between the 0-30 degree mark on the
motion head see Fig. E.
Adjust the tilt angle
between 0-30 degree
depending on your mounting height and desired detection range. Use
chart in Fig. B as general guide.
4. Test motion detection
by walking across your detection area (70ft
/200°) in a zigzag pattern. See Fig. F.
Note:
Walking up to the motion
detector in a straight line may keep you in between detection regions, and
your light will not come on.
A
red LED indicator light
in the motion head
will flash when motion is detected and the lights will come on momentarily.
Move to different spots in the area to be tested and stop all motion for
about 10 seconds. The lights should turn off. Start walking again to see
if motion is detected in the new spot. Repeat the walk test in other spots
to determine the coverage area.
Note:
When testing assure there are no
other people or animals causing motion in the detection area.
As distance from the sensor increases, it will take more movement to
be detected. The sensitivity can be adjusted to increase or decrease
detection if desired. Adjust the sensitivity as needed. Sensitivity set too
high may cause false triggering. See Fig. D.
5. Once Motion detection in the coverage area is confirmed,
set the TIME
control to 1 or 5 minutes time
for the lights to remain on at night time
once motion stops.
See Fig. G.
Note:
Lights remain on as long as there is
movement within the detection zone.
SETTING THE MOTION SENSOR
Make sure the wall switch is in ON position (if controlled by a wall
switch)
NOTE:
During daylight all lights are off.
WRONG
OK
Figure D
Figure C
Sensor
Least Sensitive Most Sensitive
Motion
Motion
Figure F
Figure G
Figure A
Figure B
MANUAL OVERRIDE
NOTE:
TIME contol must be set at 1 or 5 to use manual override.
To disable the motion sensor and keep the light continuously on for the
night, flip the wall switch off for 3 seconds and then back on.
To reset to Security mode, flip the switch off again for 3 seconds and then
back on.
If you leave the light on all night it will automatically turn off at dawn and
reset to Security mode.
NOTE:
If you get confused while switching modes, turn the power at
the breaker or wall switch off for one minute, then back on. After the
calibration time, the control will be in the Security mode.
3 Seconds OFF then...
...back on