Installation and Operating Instruction for
B.E.G.
- Occupancy detector PD2-M-DALI/DSI-1C-FC
LUXOMAT
®
PD2-M-DALI/DSI-1C
EN
1. Product information
•
Occupancy detector for daylight-dependent lighting
control
•
DALI/DSI interface for controlling digitally dimmable
electronic ballasts as a group
•
One additional switching channel for controlling lights
and HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) devices
•
Switching between DSI and DALI program by remote
control or DIP switch
•
Extension of the detection area by Slave devices is
possible
•
Set value brightness, follow-up time – LIGHT/HVAC and
orientation light adjustable
•
Manual switching and dimming via pushbutton possible
•
Orientation light function
2. Operation
The presence detector controls the light automatically according
to people present (movements) and the ambient brightness.
The integrated light sensor constantly measures the ambient light
and compares it with the set value brightness on the detector. If
the ambient light is sufficient, lighting will not be switched.
If the ambient light level is below the set value brightness, a
movement activates the lighting in the room.
The detector switches the light off despite of a person being pre-
sent if there is enough natural light for 5 min or if no movement
is detected for one follow-up time.
3. Safety information
Work on the 110-240 V mains supply may only be
carried out by qualified professionals or by instructed
persons under the direction and supervision of quali-
fied skilled electrical personnel in accordance with
electrotechnical regulations.
Disconnect supply before installing!
This device is not suitable for disconnection.
Mounting the cover ring, after introduction of the
power cable (FC version).
4. Mounting
68 mm
A circular opening of diameter 68 mm must be produced in the
ceiling. Having connected up the cables in accordance with
regulations, the detector is inserted into the opening as shown in
the drawing and fixed into position with the assistance of the
spring clips.
5. Position DIP switches, LEDs and
Potentiometers
PD2
False ceiling
mounting
C
B
A
Light
measurement
DALI_D
SI
HV
AC_
LI
GHT
VA_HA
1
2
3
6. Self test cycle/Startup behavior
The product enters an initial 60-second self-test cycle, when the
supply is first connected. During this time the device does not
respond to movement and stays on.
7. Putting into operation / Settings
Brightness value for constant light control
(Potentiometer A)
The brightness set value can be defined between
10 and 2000 lux. The potentiometer enables a free
selection of the brightness value.
Symbol
: Night-time operation
Symbol
: Day-time operation
(Light evaluation inactive)
Follow-up time for light control (Potentiometer B)
The follow-up time can be set to 1 to 30 minutes.
Symbol
TEST
: test mode
Irrespective of the brightness, every movement switches
the light on for 1s, then off again for 2s.
Follow-up time for orientation light (Potentiometer C)
The follow-up time can be set infinitely variably at
between 5 and 60 minutes. Manually switching ON/
OFF the orientation light.
“ON” for permanent orientation light
“OFF” for deactiviation of orientation light
Follow-up time for device control (Potentiometer D)
The follow-up time can be adjusted between 5 min. and
120 min. The delay is active from a set time of >15 mi-
nutes. This delay is about 5 min. If no other movements
are detected during this time, the delay starts again.
Impulse function
The impulse function can be used to control external
HVAC systems. All 9 sec. will be set an impulse of
2.5 sec.
Alarm impulse
In order to initiate an alarm impulse, there have to be
three detected movements within a period of 9 sec.
This function can be used to display a presence in the
room on external visualizations. All 9 sec. will be set an
impulse of 2.5 sec.
The device does not fulfil the requirements of DIN
EN50131-2-2 and therefore cannot be used in
professional intrusion detection systems.
DIP switch functions
DIP 1
Full automatic mode
Semi-automatic mode
DIP 2
HVAC function
Light control*
DIP 3
Operation mode DALI
Operation mode DSI
* If you select “LIGHT”, the switching relay R2 operates synchro-
nously to the DALI light channel. The potentiometer R2 has no
function in this setting.
Potentiometer A
Brightness (constant light control) channel 1
Potentiometer B
Follow-up time (light) channel 1
Potentiometer C
Follow-up time (orientation light)
Potentiometer D
Follow-up time (device control) channel 2
LED I
green
LED II
red
LED III
white
8. Wiring diagram
Standard mode with Master/Slave
L
N
L
N
N
N
S
Master
Slave
R
L
L
R
-
+
L‘
T1
DA1
M1
T2
DA
DA
E1 DALI/DSI
9. Manual switching and dimming
By pressing the push button, the phase can be given to the S
terminal.
To turn on or off the light, press the push button briefly. The light
will remain on or off, as long as people are detected plus the
follow-up time.
With a long press of the push button the light will be dimmed
manually. When releasing the button, the current brightness value
is retained.
With renewed long press of the push button, the dimming direction
is reversed.
Taking the phase to the R terminal by using a button, the HVAC
channel can be switched with a short key press.
10. Range
!
Connected Slave devices must have the same phase
as the Master device.
R1
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16
10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
R2
A
120
60
5
15
30
40
50
20%
60
5
10
50 30
O
FF
ON
R1
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16
10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
R2
A
120
60
5
15
30
40
50
20%
60
5
10
50 30
O
FF
ON
R1
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16
10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
R2
A
120
60
5
15
30
40
50
20%
60
5
10
50 30
O
FF
ON
!
R1
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16
10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
R2
A
120
60
5
15
30
40
50
20%
60
5
10
50 30
O
FF
ON
A
!
!
!
!
The light sensor should be mounted on the opposite
side of the window.
In Master/Slave operation the Master device must
always be installed at the site with less daylight.
!
!
D
I
II III
LEDs
10 m
6 m
4 m
10 m
360°
2.50 m
2
1
1
2
quer zum Melder gehen
frontal zum Melder gehen
Unterkriechschutz
Walking across
Walking towards
Seated
