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SVPD Programming Guide

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Making Adjustments to Default Scene Levels

When adjusting scene level defaults, follow the below sequence for the best results: 

Step 1: 

Disable daylight dimming control in fixtures not in active daylighting areas

Step 2a: 

Set the occupancy detection scene level

Step 2b: 

Set the unoccupied scene level

Step 2c: 

Set the energy saver scene level (optional)

Step 1: Disable daylighting dimming (optional)

Prior to adjusting any scene levels, disable daylight dimming for fixtures located in non-daylight zones.
1. Stand directly below the fixture and point the remote at the integrated sensor.
2. Press the “SET” button. The sensor’s red LED should flash rapidly.
3. Within 5 seconds, press the “75” button. The LED should continue to flash rapidly.
4. Press the “10” button. The LED should flash three times with a short blink pattern.*
5. Repeat for additional fixtures as needed.

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to re-enable daylight dimming, follow steps 1 through 3. At step 4, press the “5” button. The LED should flash three times with a long blink pattern.

(The occupancy detection scene level, unoccupied scene level and energy saver scene level will be restored to default levels when 

this setting is changed.)

Step 2: Set scene levels

Configure the scene levels in the following order for best results:
a. Set the occupancy detection scene level
b. Set the unoccupied scene level
c. Set the energy saver scene level (optional)
The occupancy detection scene levels, unoccupied scene level, and energy saver scene levels are all set using the same procedure with the 

exception of the button being pressed to save the scene. Before you begin:

•  Make scene level adjustments at night (or use shading) with only electric light present in the space. This is critical to operation of daylight 

dimming and overall performance.

•  When making adjustments to any scene turn ON and adjust the light level of all lighting before saving the scene to each individual fixture 

to ensure uniform results.

•  Make adjustments when there is no motion activity. The sensor may not capture the proper daylight level if its LED is flashing.

Repeat the steps below for each scene. Complete configuration of the scene for all fixtures before moving on to the next scene.
1. Turn all lighting in the space ON or OFF in the desired pattern for the scene by using the remote’s (ON/OFF) button.
2. Use the remote’s raise and lower buttons to adjust all of the fixtures in the space to the desired light level for the scene.
3. Stand directly below a fixture and point the remote at the integrated sensor. Stand still for 10 seconds and verify that the sensor’s red 

LED is not flashing.

4. Press the “SET” button. The sensor’s red LED will flash rapidly.
5. Within 5 seconds, press the desired scene button. The LED will blink steadily for 5 seconds.
6. Repeat steps 3 through 6 until the setting is saved at all fixture locations.

Scene

Button

Occupancy detection scene

"Occ"

Unoccupied scene

"UnOcc"

Energy saver scene

"ES"

Summary of Contents for SVPD Series

Page 1: ...ettings 3 Making Adjustments to Default Scene Levels 4 Step 1 Disable daylighting dimming optional 4 Step 2 Set scene levels 4 Making Adjustments to Other Settings 5 Set sensor time out value 5 Set sensitivity level 5 Enable disable daylight switching 5 Issuing manual commands 5 Troubleshooting guide 5 7 This document applies to fixture with factory installed SVPD1 SVPD2 SVPD3 integrated sensors ...

Page 2: ...ene level 4 individual fixture Set all fixtures in the space to the desired ON OFF configuration and desired light level then save at each fixture 1 39 2 12 set occupancy time out any time individual fixture 3 50 set occupancy sensitivity any time individual fixture enable disable daylight switching any time individual fixture Sensor Video Integrated sensor and remote overview The SVPD integrated ...

Page 3: ...on Scene Yes Adjust to any desired light level Unoccupied scene level The light level that the fixture will go to when the space remains unoccupied for the full amount of the programmed occupancy time out period OFF Yes Adjust to any desired light level Occupancy time out The period of time that the lighting will remain at the current level after the space becomes unoccupied 20 min Yes Adjust to 5...

Page 4: ...l c Set the energy saver scene level optional The occupancy detection scene levels unoccupied scene level and energy saver scene levels are all set using the same procedure with the exception of the button being pressed to save the scene Before you begin Make scene level adjustments at night or use shading with only electric light present in the space This is critical to operation of daylight dimm...

Page 5: ...nual commands The ISHH 01 programming remote and the ISHH 02 personal remote can issue temporary scene and raise and lower commands Manual commands will remain in effect until the occupancy time out period expires 1 Stand directly below the fixture and point the remote at the integrated sensor 2 Press the scene button ES MIN 50 Occ 75 MAX UnOcc or use the raise and lower control to adjust lighting...

Page 6: ...C is present between the purple and gray disconnected driver leads If the lighting does go full bright when disconnected from the control module check for polarity reversal on the 0 10V leads daylight dimming is enabled where not appropriate AND OR occupancy detection scene level set too low Using the programming remote ISHH 01 ensure the relay can be turned ON OFF and the light level can be raise...

Page 7: ...eas determine which fixtures should dim with daylighting If there are fixtures that should not daylight dim follow the steps in this document to disable daylight dimming and set the occupancy detection scene level If the fixtures should dim with daylighting they may need recalibration Follow the steps in this document to set the occupancy detection scene level If the response still does not seem a...

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