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Application manual 

KNX standard wall presence detector with movement function EK-SN2-TP-

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Rev. 1.0 

– 29/09/2022 

 

MAEKSN2TP_EN 

© Ekinex S.p.A. 

– All rights reserved 

 

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1.0 

First release 

29/09/2022 

G. Schiochet 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for EK-SN2-TP-GAA

Page 1: ...Application manual KNX standard wall presence detector with movement function EK SN2 TP GAA EK SN2 TP GAE...

Page 2: ...2 Con guration and commissioning 13 13 Operations 14 13 1 Slide switch setup 14 13 2 Slide switch functions 14 13 3 Walk test 15 13 4 Auto Semi auto mode absence detection function 16 13 5 Test mode 1...

Page 3: ...standard wall presence detector with movement function EK SN2 TP Rev 1 0 29 09 2022 MAEKSN2TP_EN Ekinex S p A All rights reserved Pag 3 Revision Changes Date Written by Verified by 1 0 First release...

Page 4: ...aimed at the system configurator as a description and reference of device features and application programming For installation mechanical and electrical details of the device please refer to the tec...

Page 5: ...depending on the number of trigger events movements detected in a time frame of configurable duration 3 Main features Hidden switch can fit single round or square wall flush mounting box Simple and sa...

Page 6: ...ort Dimensions 80 x 80 x 31 mm Environmental conditions Operating temperature 20 40 C Relative humidity 95 not condensing 5 Versions The sensor is supplied in 2 versions EK SN2 TP GAA in white color a...

Page 7: ...Absolute dimming percentage In automatic mode a load connected to a lighting channel will be switched on when movement is detected and if desired the ambient light level is below a preset brightness...

Page 8: ...MAEKSN2TP_EN Ekinex S p A All rights reserved Pag 8 It is recommended to install the device at a height of 1 2 m 2 0 m The detection range is 9 m at a height of 1 2 m 1 5 m and up to 8 m at a height o...

Page 9: ...the following conditions during installation Avoid pointing the detector toward objects with highly reflective surfaces such as mirrors glass etc Avoid mounting the detector very close to heat source...

Page 10: ...SN2 TP Rev 1 0 29 09 2022 MAEKSN2TP_EN Ekinex S p A All rights reserved Pag 10 Layer C masks the area with a circle from about 0m to 1m Figure 6 Layers scheme Cut the supplied shield in such a way to...

Page 11: ...ully Figure 10 Shield removal 10 Mounting and installation Warning The electrical connection of the device can be carried out only by qualified personnel The incorrect installation may result in elect...

Page 12: ...l previously connected to the bus cable see Connecting to the KNX bus line in the appropriate seat on the back of the sensor please provide to strip off 5 6mm of cable sheathing by using a tool put th...

Page 13: ...nd the workshops at KNX certified training centers Con guration and commissioning of the device require the use of the ETS Engineering Tool Software program V5 or later releases These activities must...

Page 14: ...over of slide switch slightly 2 Turn it upwards to access the switch 3 Once the setting is complete turn the cover downwards in its original position Figure 13 Slide switch access 13 2 Slide switch fu...

Page 15: ...ow the 60 s warm up time to pass During this timeframe the red LED turns on then turns off after warming up time is expired Set the operating mode to Test via ETS then refer to the following steps Wal...

Page 16: ...next triggering should be 2 sec interval IMPORTANT The settings of functions described in paragraphs 13 6 13 7 13 8 13 9 and 13 10 are intended for lighting control therefore do not apply to HVAC cont...

Page 17: ...me is set to Infinity the detector will enter into 2 level mode when the Lighting delay time is expired In this situation if a movement is detected the load will turn on with the setting illumination...

Page 18: ...for only one of the 4 output channels available When the sensor is configured as slave it can only be used to extend the field of coverage for a master sensor Input slave Device type Master Light out...

Page 19: ...e Conditions Values Default External switch as ON OFF Dim input Device type Master No Yes If enabled each channel can also be controlled from the KNX bus through communication objects 5 6 7 8 For Ligh...

Page 20: ...PIR in the device The sensitivity can be adjusted according to user s requirement no matter the detector is master or slave Maximum Highest sensitivity High Higher sensitivity Medium Medium sensitivit...

Page 21: ...ent brightness Preset setpoint Device type Master Output type Dimming Constant light control enable 10 2000 Lux 300 Lux It is used to set the pre set Lux value for constant light control function i e...

Page 22: ...ly when the delay time is expired Standby time Device type Master Lux Time etc selected by ETS Lighting standby time enabled 30 s 60 min 5 min It is used to set Auto off time i e the duration of the S...

Page 23: ...switched ON whenever a movement is detected this is required to prevent immediate activation when a person is present in the coverage area for just a brief period of time HVAC delay time Device type M...

Page 24: ...of movements in the specified period window see previous parameter that cause the alarm to be switched ON Duration of one switch off window Device type Master 0 5 s 60 min 0 5 s Duration of the period...

Page 25: ...Switch Yes HVAC Output C3 enabled 1 bit C W 1 001 Switch 8 C4 Manual Input Device type Master External Switch Yes HVAC Output C4 enabled 1 bit C W 1 001 Switch 9 C1 Light Control Output Device type Ma...

Page 26: ...nction EK SN2 TP Rev 1 0 29 09 2022 MAEKSN2TP_EN Ekinex S p A All rights reserved Pag 26 HVAC Output C4 enabled 17 Lock Alarm Device type Master Alarm function enabled 1 bit C W 1 003 Enable 18 Alarm...

Page 27: ...ctivating the sensor while doing the test Red LED does not turn on Sensor is not set to Test mode Activate test mode Detection range exceeded Walk in the effective detection range LED indicating funct...

Page 28: ...cording to following regulations o EN 61000 3 2 o EN 61000 3 3 o IEC EN 61000 6 1 o IEC EN 61000 6 3 o EN 55014 o EN 50491 20 Maintenance The device is maintenance free To clean it use only a dry clot...

Page 29: ...standards and laws of the respective countries In case of tampering the compliance with the essential requirements of the applicable directives for which the device has been certi ed is no longer guar...

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