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WSX
Family
On Mode
Restore
Factory
Defaults
Switch
Mode
LED
Operation
Predictive
Exit
Time
Microphone
Grace Period
Occupancy
Time
Delay
Photocell
Set-Pt
Minimum
On Time
Manual On
Grace
Period
Dual
Technology
(Microphonics
TM
)
Predictive
Grace
Time
4x
5x
7x
9x
10x
2x
3x
12x
11x
13x
15x
16x
PRESS BUTTON
3.
While LED
flashes
back current
setting 10x...
OPERATIONAL SETTINGS
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PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
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4.
PRESS BUTTON
30 sec
20 min
30 min
17.5 min
15.0 min
12.5 min
10 min
5.0 min
2.5 min
7.5 min
1x
13x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
8x
9x
1.
While LED
flashes back new
setting 10x...
5.
6.
On Mode
Restore
Factory
Defaults
Switch
Mode
LED
Operation
Predictive
Exit
Time
Microphone
Grace Period
Occupancy
Time
Delay
Photocell
Set-Pt
Minimum
On Time
Manual On
Grace
Period
Dual
Technology
(Microphonics
TM
)
Predictive
Grace
Time
4x
5x
7x
9x
10x
2x
3x
12x
11x
13x
15x
16x
PRESS BUTTON
4.
1.
5.
6.
LED FLASHES
CONFIRMATION
TWICE
PROGRAMMING
COMPLETE
7.
7.
Operational settings can be changed via the push-button sequence outlined below (note the example used is for changing occupancy time delay). Programming for 2P units done with each
pole’s corresponding push-button.
e.g., 5 flashes is default
10 min time delay
e.g., press 4x
to change
to 7.5 min
e.g., 4 flashes
indicates new
7.5 min time
delay setting
e.g., press 2x to
save and exit
2.
3.
e.g., press 2x for
Occupancy Time
Delay
NOTE: (
*
) Indicates factory default (unless otherwise marked)
2
= Occupancy Time Delay
Time sensor keeps lights on after last occupancy detection.
1
30 sec
4
7.5 min
7
15.0 min
13
30.0 min
2
2.5 min
5
10.0 min*
8
17.5 min
3
5.0 min
6
12.5 min
9
20.0 min
For additional time settings, contact technical support at
1.800.PASSIVE
3
= On Mode
Automatic On turns lights on when occupancy is detected. Manual
On requires a button press to turn the lights on. Reduced Turn-On
directs the sensor to only turn on when a large motion, such as
a person entering a room, is detected. Weaker signals, such
as reflections from glass, are ignored. Once lights are on, the
sensor returns to maximum sensitivity.
1
Automatic On
2
Manual On
3
Reduced Turn-On
Settings 1 & 3 not available on -VA (Vacancy only) sensors.
Notes on Default Settings
• WSX (PDT) Series default: Automatic On
• Default for units with -SA, -VA, or -NL option: Manual On
• WSX (PDT) 2P Series default: Pole 1 Auto On, Pole 2 Manual
• Default for 2P units with -2SA, -2VA, or NL options:
Both poles Manual On
4
= Switch Modes
These modes dictate switch functionality.
Pressing the button in Override Off mode (setting 1) turns off
and keeps lights off until pressed again.
Disabling the Switch (setting 2) prevents the button from turning
the lights on. (continued next column)
Predictive Mode (setting 3) determines if a user has left the room
after the lights are switched off. It does this by monitoring the
space for a period after the button is pressed (Predictive Grace
Time), following a delay to allow exiting the room (Predictive Exit
Time). If occupancy is detected the device will disable Auto-On
& hold the lights off until manually switched. If no occupancy is
detected the sensor instantly reverts to auto-on mode.
If Predictive Mode with Expiration (setting 4) is enabled, once
the sensor has disabled Auto-On it will continue to monitor the
space. When no occupancy is detected for a duration equal to the
occupancy time delay, the sensor will revert to Auto-On mode.
1
Override Off **
2
Switch Disable
3
Predictive Mode
4
Predictive Mode with Expiration*
* Default for WSX (PDT) units & Pole 1 of WSX (PDT) 2P units
** Default for units with -SA, -VA, or -NL options, Pole 2 of WSX
(PDT) 2P units, and both poles of 2P units with -2SA, -2VA,
or -NL options
5
= Photocell Set-Point
The ambient light level at which the sensor prevents the lights
from initially turning on. Once on, the lights will remain on until
the occupancy time delay expires and turns them off.
1
Disabled*
5
2 fc
9
32 fc
2
Auto Setpoint
6
4 fc
10
64 fc
3
0.5 fc
7
8 fc
4
1 fc
8
16 fc
Note: Sensor changes to Auto On mode if photocell is enabled.
Photocell not present in -NL versions.
7
= LED Operation
Indicates behavior of device’s LED.
1
Occupancy Indication*
3
Disabled
2
Relay Indication
4
Override On***
*Standard Factory Default *** Factory Default for -NL version
9
= Restore Factory Defaults
Returns all functions to original settings.
1
Maintain Current*
2
Restore Defaults
10
= Minimum On Time
Required initial time for lamps to be on after each switch on,
regardless of occupancy status. Once met, lights resume
following occupancy time delay.
1
0 min (disabled)*
3
30 min
5
60 min
2
15 min
4
45 min
11 = Manual On Grace Period
Time period after lights automatically turn off that they can be
reactivated by motion. (Manual On (Semi-Auto) mode only)
1
0 sec
2
Unused
3
15 sec*
12
= Dual Technology (Microphonics
TM
)
Relative responsiveness of Microphonics detection.
1
Normal*
3
Medium
5
Phase Off
2
Off
4
Low (15-10-5 min)
13 = Microphone Grace Period
Time period after lights are automatically turned off that they
can be voice reactivated.
1
0 sec
3
20 sec
5
40 sec
7
60 sec
2
10 sec*
4
30 sec
6
50 sec
15 = Predictive Exit Time
Time period after manually switching lights off for occupant to
leave the space.
1
5 sec
3
7 sec
5
9 sec
7
15 sec
9
30 sec
2
6 sec
4
8 sec
6
10 sec*
8
20 sec
16 = Predictive Grace Time
Time period after Predictive Exit Time that sensor rescans the
room for remaining occupants.
1
0 sec
3
10 sec
5
30 sec*
7
50 sec
2
5 sec
4
20 sec
6
40 sec
8
60 sec