Operating precautions
In order to obtain optimal detection conditions, it is recommended that the following advice:
- the detection is sensitive to solar radiation and bad weather. Detection performance is optimal up to
35 °C and above 40 °C.
- It is preferable to maintain à distance of 1 m. between a light source and the detector.
When mounting on a box, make sure that you do not distort the wall plate through excessive tightening
of the screws.
Montage
Surface-mounting or ceiling-mounted :
- fix the wall plate using the screws provided
- connect the wall plate terminal block (see cabling plans in annex)
- fully insert the detector on the wall plate
- tighten the screws to ensure the product is sealed.
For corner fixing, the wall plate is to be fixed between the accessory and the detector.
Cable entry (breakable partitions) are possible:
- by the back (box mounting) or by the bottom.
L
N
S'
60 mm
N
L
S'
Ateha raceways
ref. ATA 12200
or ATA 63000
Wiring and connections (provide installation with fixed wiring)
Action
Settings
Potentiometer
Use Auto settings
(factory) or set by
the remote control
to switch the light
automatically for a
given time.
Auto Settings
Put the Lux potentiometer on
“auto test”.
The settings are predefined:
Lux =
o
(operating at night only)
time = 3 min,
sensitivity = max.
Remote control settings
(Manual Settings inhibited).
Automatically switch
on the light for a
defined time.
Installer settings
Control a timer, a bell
etc.
Impuls
V
Auto settings are usable with
time = 1s. (cannot be changed)
Test and validate the
detection zone.
Test mode
Move the potentiometer
2
to
“auto test”. On this position, the
remote control can be used.
Adjust the sensitivity.
Allows setting the range
to avoid disturbance.
“Normal” operation (on/off)
The lighting is activated whenever the level of
luminosity defined by the potentiometer
2
is
judged to be insufficient and a movement is
detected.
After detection, the light stays on for the length
of time predefined by the potentiometer
1
.
The fixed timing is reset after each detection.
Please note:
when the potentiometer is on “auto
test”, the settings are predefined.
Control by timer
An impulse is generated every 10 s whenever the
level of luminosity is judged to be insufficient and
a movement is detected when the potentiometer
1
is on
V
.
This pulse mode is not suitable for connections to
power devices (except at low power loads).
Using the remote control (option,
ref. EE806)
The detector receives instructions from the remote
control when the Lux potentiometer is on the “auto
test” position.
If the potentiometer is put on another value, the
local setting resumes.
The LED B of the detector lights up to confirm the
signal with the remote control.
It flashes quickly for 2 s when an instruction is
received and 5 s for a reset.
When an instruction is not authorised, the LED
lights up for 1 s.
The available settings are:
- fixed time
- level of luminosity
- sensitivity
- on / off
- holidays (simulation of presence)
- activation of the detection A.
Testing and validating
the detection zone
Put the potentiometer
2
on Test mode and if
necessary, use the shutters to define the detection
zone.
The Test mode is available for 3 min. Every
movement detected switches on the light for 1s.
After 3 min without detection of movement, the
product returns to normal operation.
Limiting the detection zone
You can limit the detection zone by using the
shutters provided or by tilting the head.
Product presentation
and operating principles
This detector allows automatic control of a
light source for a defined length of time when a
movement is detected in the surveillance zone.
The LED A indicates a movement. It is inhibited by
default except in Test mode.
Settings and Test
The detectors have 2 modes of operation:
Fixed time and Control by timer.
Power supply
The detector switches the light on for 40 s.
After 40 s, it activates the Normal mode.
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