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SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor

SimpleTap  Occupancy  Sensor

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Surface Mount Using Tape or Velcro

You can use double-sided tape or Velcro (not included) to attach the Sensor. 

Step 1: Attach two 1.5 inch (4cm) strips of tape or Velcro to the back of the 

Sensor mounting plate, ensuring they do not extend beyond the edge.

Step 2: Do one of the following:

• If using double-sided tape, remove the protective film to reveal the 

sticky surface.

• If using Velcro, attach the opposite Velcro material to its mating 

strips and then remove the protective film to reveal the sticky 
surface.

Step 3: Press the Sensor into place.

Testing the Sensor

You can test the SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor’s sensitivity to motion.

Step 1: Press the link button.

Step 2: Walk or wave your hand in the detection zone. The LED blinks when 

motion is detected.

Step 3: Adjust the sensitivity as needed. Reference "

Setting the Sensitivity

" on 

page 7 and test again.

N o t e :

Test mode will automatically exit after 60 seconds. As a visual 

reference, the LEDs will also stop blinking.

Link button

Summary of Contents for Aero SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor

Page 1: ... provided in its entirety Overview The Aero SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor is a wireless passive Infrared PIR occupancy sensor that provides battery free wireless control of lighting combined with simple installation and long term maintenance free reliability The SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor requires no wiring connections and uses no batteries It communicates with Aero power controllers to manage lighti...

Page 2: ...feet from air vents and incandescent lighting is recommended Hand movement is detectable up to six feet 1 8m when mounted on an 8 foot 2 4m ceiling Walking and large motion is detectable up to 18 feet 6 1m on the same ceiling Small movements decrease as the ceiling height becomes greater than 9 feet 2 7m Movement perpendicular to the Sensor is more easily detected Occupancy Sensor Lens Two sensor ...

Page 3: ...E T C I n s t a l l a t i o n G u i d e Control Series Page 3 of 8 SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor HC22 Pattern optional Side view Top View 16 8 14 2 0 1 3 1 4 6 7 5 9 3 10 9 13 0 10 15 10 1 5m 3 0m 4 5m 5 ...

Page 4: ...ld follow local codes and standard practices It is recommended that stations and sensors be placed with in 50 feet 15m of the controller for optimal performance Typical Radio Range Material Range typical Line of sight 100 feet 30m corridors Line of sight 330 feet 100m open halls Plasterboard 100 feet 30m through 5 walls Brick 65 feet 20m through 3 walls Concrete 65 feet 20m through 3 walls FerroCo...

Page 5: ...Mount Using Screws Use the appropriate screws and anchors for the surface Screws and anchors are not included Step 1 Gently insert a small flat blade screwdriver between the Sensor and mounting plate and separate the two Step 2 Use the mounting plate as a guide to mark the mounting holes on the ceiling Step 3 Drill the required mounting holes Step 4 Install anchors if required Step 5 Attach the mo...

Page 6: ... film to reveal the sticky surface If using Velcro attach the opposite Velcro material to its mating strips and then remove the protective film to reveal the sticky surface Step 3 Press the Sensor into place Testing the Sensor You can test the SimpleTap Occupancy Sensor s sensitivity to motion Step 1 Press the link button Step 2 Walk or wave your hand in the detection zone The LED blinks when moti...

Page 7: ... Sensor cover and mounting plate and separate the two pieces Step 2 Slide the sensitivity switch to the maximum or low position Step 3 Attach the Sensor to the mounting plate Ensure the link button hole aligns with the button Linking to a Controller After the Sensor has been installed it must be linked to the correct controller Reference the Unison Aero 902 MHz User Programming Guide ETC documenta...

Page 8: ...C 5713A STM300U When equipped with 315MHz radio Contains FCC ID XMG STM112C and contains IC 7256A STM112C The enclosed device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions I this device may not cause harmful interference and ii this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation ...

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