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Application manual

 

 

 

Presence detectors KNX EK

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Dx2

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TP (x = B, C, D, E)

 

 

Release 1.01 

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 Update: 05/2014

 

 

MAEKDx2TP_EN

 

© SBS S.p.A. 

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 All rights reserved

 

 

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Scope of the document

 

This manual  describes  application  details  for  the A1.0  release  of  the  ekinex  presence  detector  series    EK

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Dx2

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TP (where ‘x’ stands for one of B, C, D, E).

 

This document is aimed at the system configurator as a description and reference guide for device features 
and  application  programming.  For  details  about  mechanical  and  electrical  features,  please  refer  to  the 
technical datasheet of the device.

 

This manual and application programs for the device to be used in the ETS

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 development environment are 

available for download on the www.ekinex.com website.

 

 

Item

 

File name (## = release)

 

Version

 

Device rel.

 

Update

 

Technical datasheet

 

STEKDX2TP_EN.pdf 

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A1.0

 

04 / 2014

 

Application manual

 

MAEKDX2TP_EN.pdf 

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Application program

 

APEKSP2TP##.vd4 

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You  can  access  the  most  up-to-date  version  of  the  full  documentation  for  the  device  using  following  QR 
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Summary of Contents for EK-DB2-TP

Page 1: ...Application manual KNX presence detectors for ceiling flush mount EK DB2 TP EK DC2 TP EK DD2 TP EK DE2 TP ...

Page 2: ...5 6 1 Lighting control channel 25 6 1 1 Object 0 Output Light Switch 25 6 1 2 Object 0 Output Light Absolute dimming 25 6 1 3 Object 0 Output Light Scene 26 6 1 4 Object 1 External switch status light Switch 26 6 1 5 Object 2 External motion light Switch 26 6 1 6 Object 3 Input Light Forced control Disable 26 6 2 HVAC control channel 27 6 2 1 Object 4 Output HVAC switching Switch 27 6 2 2 Object 5...

Page 3: ...ntrol Dim completely 30 6 5 4 Object 20 Constant light control Forced control 30 6 5 5 Object 21 Constant light control Scene 30 6 5 6 Object 22 Constant light control channel 1 Output 31 6 5 7 Object 23 Constant light control channel 2 Output 31 6 5 8 Object 24 Light standby 31 7 Appendix 32 7 1 KNX Communication Objects summary 32 7 2 Warnings 33 7 3 Other information 33 ...

Page 4: ...guide for device features and application programming For details about mechanical and electrical features please refer to the technical datasheet of the device This manual and application programs for the device to be used in the ETS development environment are available for download on the www ekinex com website Item File name release Version Device rel Update Technical datasheet STEKDX2TP_EN pd...

Page 5: ...ux units 2 byte An orientation light function can be programmed with a standby value in and a duration value in minutes or hours The channel dedicated to HVAC applications allows the independent control of terminal devices dedicated to Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning The device is equipped with an integrated bus communication module and is designed for ceiling flush mounting Several versi...

Page 6: ...h ETS after which the lighting is switched off If the standby mode is active the lighting is maintained at a lower brightness level as an orientation light for the length of the configured standby time 2 4 Light intensity measurement The ambient light intensity is measured by an integrated brightness sensor having a linear output profile and an additional filter matched to the human visual sensiti...

Page 7: ...nts within an area of 4 to 8 meters of diameter and movement people crossing the monitoring field within an area of 10 to 16 meters of diameter Mounting height m People sitting area Ø m People moving area Ø m 2 0 4 10 2 5 5 12 3 0 6 14 3 5 7 16 4 0 8 16 5 0 8 16 6 0 8 16 Maximum values Detectors with 30 m maximum range The EK DD2 TP and EK DE2 TP sensors are capable of detecting presence people si...

Page 8: ...rking area reaction to small movements e g people sitting desk activity B Movement detection zone crossing reaction to larger movements e g people walking 1 Maximum range Crossing several zones 2 Limited range 50 Frontal movement within a zone For further details please refer to the technical datasheet STEKDX2TP_IT pdf available on the ekinex website www ekinex com i ...

Page 9: ...2014 MAEKDx2TP_EN SBS S p A All rights reserved Page 9 2 8 Switching display sensing and connection elements 1 PIR Sensor nr 1 2 PIR Sensor nr 2 3 PIR Sensor nr 3 4 Brightness Sensor 5 Programming LED red 6 Signal LED Green 7 Programming button 8 KNX bus connection plug 2 3 5 4 1 7 6 8 ...

Page 10: ...onfiguration can and usually will be defined entirely in an off line fashion i e without being connected to a device or a KNX network the transfer of the configuration to the device s will therefore happen in a later phase the programming phase described in the following section Product code EAN code ETS application program revision index Communication objects Max nr Group addresses Max nr EK DB2 ...

Page 11: ...oject the available parameters are listed under the Parameters tab in the lower part of the window From here on the following symbols will be used to better identify the input or output function of communications objects input output 5 1 General Parameters General Type of detector Sets the device role as Master or Slave The default value is Master Delay time for forced control mode Defines the tim...

Page 12: ...efault value is 5 s Cyclical transmission For systems having one master sensor and one or more slave sensors it is recommendable to periodically reset the master unit it is therefore recommended to leave the Cyclical transmission parameter always On The range of allowed values is either OFF or between 1 s and 4 h in convenient steps The default value is 5 s Parameters Evaluation of PIR only availa...

Page 13: ... active Allows to set the value of the light dark threshold that activates detector s operation with decreasing ambient light Values range from 10 Lux to 2000 Lux or ALWAYS The default value is 300 Lux Important if the lighting channel is meant to always remain active even with ambient brightness above 2000 Lux choose the ALWAYS setting Brightness switch off level Allows to set the maximum brightn...

Page 14: ...cene selection from Scene 1 to Scene 32 The default value is Scene 2 Object value for OFF If object type Switching Available values are ON or OFF The default value is OFF If object type Absolute dimming Dimming value from 0 to 100 The default value is 0 If object type Scene Scene selection from Scene 1 to Scene 32 The default value is Scene 3 Transmission condition for switching object Condition t...

Page 15: ... active again and the standby state is left Lock and forcing both terminate the standby state Parameters Standby value requires selection Absolute dimming for parameter Object type for output light Standby values Allows to enable the orientation light feature Available values are Active or Inactive The default value is Inactive Standby time 1 Sets the duration time in the first pair of values for ...

Page 16: ...32 The default value is 3 Length of the monitoring time interval s Sets the duration of all monitoring time frames Available values are between 1 s and 30 000 s corresponding to 8 hours 20 minutes The default value is 30 s Warning For the quickest reaction of the HVAC channel following values are suggested Number of monitoring time intervals 1 Length of the monitoring time interval 1 Occupancy det...

Page 17: ...100 Lux Cyclical transmission of the lux value Available values range from 5 s to 30 min or OFF The default value is OFF Brightness value threshold for switching Available values range from 10 Lux to 2000 Lux or OFF The default value is 300 Lux Hysteresis Available values range from 5 Lux to 200 Lux or OFF The default value is 30 Lux Object value for ON Selects which value of the switch communicat...

Page 18: ...on No for this parameter and performing device programming through ETS AD calibration value In order to correctly set this parameter the AD calibration value communication object 10 should be read through ETS and the value should be input in this field Warning In the ETS Group Monitor when reading or sending this value the Data Point Type 7 001 pulses 2 byte counter unsigned should be used The val...

Page 19: ...f PIR sensors PIR sensor numbering Evaluation of PIR Active sensors I 3 sensori PIR sono attivabili singolarmente o a gruppi I numeri 1 2 e 3 corrispondono alle posizioni 1 2 3 rappresentate sotto in figura The default value is 123 tutti i sensori attivi Sensitivity settings 1 min 10 max La sensibilità può essere impostata da 1 a 10 The default value is 5 1 2 3 ...

Page 20: ...unication object 23 is made available to send a selectable value with a fixed offset the Offset Channel 2 parameter is only displayed if the selected value for this parameter is Active Please see the notes at the bottom of this section for further details about the operation of Channel 2 The default value is Inactive Transmit difference Defines the tolerance window that must be trespassed in order...

Page 21: ...ange from 50 to 50 The default value is 0 synchronous requires selection Active for parameter Channel 2 for constant light control Forced control during switch on Allows to define how the constant light control should react when a 1 value is received on the Forced control object Available values are No reaction Minimum brightness Maximum brightness The default value is No reaction Forced control d...

Page 22: ...utput value issued by the controller The value of the dead band expressed in Lux is a non trivial function of current brightness value last actual control value since the human sensitivity to brightness is basically logarithmic this dependency is also strongly non linear In order to simplify the matter an equivalent index value is introduced for the parameter setting this index value which must be...

Page 23: ...9 140 162 184 207 900 21 42 64 87 110 133 157 182 207 233 1000 23 47 72 96 122 148 175 202 230 259 1100 26 52 79 106 134 163 192 222 253 285 1200 28 57 86 116 146 178 210 243 276 311 1300 30 61 93 125 159 193 227 263 299 337 1400 33 66 100 135 171 207 245 283 322 362 1500 35 71 107 145 183 222 262 303 345 388 1600 37 75 114 154 195 237 280 324 368 414 1700 40 80 122 164 207 252 297 344 391 440 180...

Page 24: ...ximity of the field boundaries This means that for instance with an offset value of 50 and in full darkness conditions both objects yield the hexadecimal value FF corresponding to 100 Example Let the internal values of objects 1 and 2 be respectively 150 value 1 and 100 value 2 this means that the offset of object 2 is 50 If the natural ambient brightness increases by a value x the control mechani...

Page 25: ...sponding parameter These modes are fully automatic semi automatic The difference between these two modes can be summarized as follows fully automatic mode has three operating states i e Ready Active and Inactive whereas semi automatic mode only has Ready and Active states in fully automatic mode lighting is switched on whenever movement or presence is detected in semi automatic mode this can only ...

Page 26: ...he Idle time after switch off parameter When the deactivation time expires the detector becomes ready for operation again 6 1 5 Object 2 External motion light Switch Input 1 Bit This object serves the purpose of connecting other detectors as slave units Any movement detected from the slave unit is handled exactly as if it had been detected by the master unit the devices are effectively connected i...

Page 27: ...channel has the same operating modes and communication objects as the lighting channel the normal detection of movement and presence is replaced by a long duration detection Long duration detection is based on several time windows from 2 up to 20 of equal width in every one of these windows at least one movement must be detected in order to yield a positive response The number and common duration ...

Page 28: ...same as Object 3 Input Light Disable 6 3 Brightness threshold switch This functional block has two output communication objects Brightness threshold switch Brightness value 6 3 1 Object 8 Brightness threshold switch value Switch Output 2 Bytes Object 8 Brightness threshold switch value Switch is sent with a selectable value ON or OFF when measured brightness is higher than the value selected for t...

Page 29: ... only available for reading by other devices The current value of the AD converter that handles the brightness signal is made available as unsigned 16 bit value The measurement can be calibrated as described below 1 Measure ambient light with an external instrument luxmeter in a well controlled condition e g against an evenly illuminated light colored table top This value will serve as reference 2...

Page 30: ...y although not in retentive Flash memory Warning a newly transmitted setpoint while waiting for the delay to expire only remains stored as long as presence is detected If the presence state changes the default setpoint configured through ETS returns in effect If the newly transmitted value is meant to become the new default setpoint then the value Yes must be selected for parameter Changed setpoin...

Page 31: ...ming command 6 5 7 Object 23 Constant light control channel 2 Output Output 1 Byte This communication object is used to control the dimmer actuator for channel 2 through an absolute dimming command the dimming value is the same value sent for channel 1 corrected by the application of the offset defined through parameter Offset channel 2 6 5 8 Object 24 Light standby Input 1 Bit This object defines...

Page 32: ... KNX pushbutton touch panel controller other controller 1 Bit 6 External motion HVAC switching Switch HVAC output Object 4 of slave 2 Byte 7 Input HVAC Forced control External controller or module 2 Bit 7 Input HVAC Disable e g KNX pushbutton touch panel controller other controller 1 Bit 8 Brightness threshold switch value Switch External controller or module actuator 1 Bit 9 Brightness value Lux ...

Page 33: ...ements of the applicable directives for which the device has been certified is no longer guaranteed ekinex KNX defective devices must be returned to the manufacturer at the following address SBS S p A Via Circonvallazione s n I 28010 Miasino NO Italy 7 3 Other information This datasheet is aimed at installers system integrators and planners For further information on the product please contact the...

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