NO
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Name
Def.
Vali
d
A B C
Description
2 Basic Set
Level
0xFF
All
Setting the BASIC command value to
turn on the light. The 0xFF(-1) means
turn on the light. For dimmer
equipment 1 to 100 means the light
strength.
0 means turn off the light.
Caution
: The value is unsigned byte,
the range is from 0x00 ~ 0xFF.
3
(*)
PIR
Sensitivity
80
0 ~
99
PIR sensitivity settings.
0 means disable the PIR motion.
1 means the lowest sensitivity,
99 means the highest sensitivity.
High sensitivity means can detected
long distance, but if there is more
noise signal in the environment, it will
re-trigger too frequency.
4 Light
Threshold
99
0 ~
100
Setting the illumination threshold to
turn on the light. When the event
triggered and the environment
illumination lower then the threshold,
the device will turn on the light.
0 means turn off illumination detected
function. And never turn on the light.
1 means darkest.
99 means brightest.
100 means turn off illumination
detected function. And always turn on
the light.
Notice:
In none test mode, only the
value in 1 to 99 will enable the
illumination detected function and
update the illumination value.
NO
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Name
Def.
Vali
d
A B C
Description
5
(*)
Operation
Mode
0
All
Operation mode. Using bit to control.
Caution
: The value is unsigned byte,
the range is from 0x00 ~ 0xFF.
0
Bit0
: Reserve.
0
Bit1
: 1 means test mode,
0 means normal mode.
Notice:
This bit only effect by the DIP Switch
setting to “customer mode”, otherwise
it decides by DIP Switch setting to
Test or Normal Mode.
0
Bit2
: Disable the door/window
function. (1:Disable, 0:Enable)
0
Bit3
: Setting the temperature scale.
0: Fahrenheit, 1:Celsius
0
Bit4
: Disable the illumination report
after event triggered. (1:Disable,
0:Enable)
0
Bit5
: Disable the temperature report
after event triggered. (1:Disable,
0:Enable)
0
Bit6
: Reserve.
0
Bit7:
Disable the back key release
into test mode. (1:Disable,
0:Enable)
7
(*)
Customer
Function
4
All
Customer function switch, using bit
control.
Caution
: The value is unsigned byte,
6
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