360-45012
EN nv
Niko
sa Industriepark West 40, BE-9100 Sint-Niklaas, Belgium — tel. +32 3 778 90 00 — fax +32 3 777 71 20 — e-mail: [email protected] — www.niko.eu
PM360-45012R12412
6. Complete the daylight control module documentation with the set parameters. Refer to the enclosed
document (“Project planning”).
Refer to figure 11 to select the daylight factor settings.
3.3. Protection mode
For extra protection against unwanted changes to the daylight control module, it is recommended to make a
copy of the user settings as a back-up. Select
Run
in back-up mode.
4. OPERATION AND USE
4.1. Initial activation
The initial activation takes preferably place on a day when there is sufficient daylight and at a moment
when little direct sunlight is reaching the area. The following settings are a good starting point for the initial
activation: indoor lux value (
Lx ind1
,
Lx ind2
,
Lx ind3
) higher than 50 lux and lower than 1000 lux, measured
with a lux meter.
4.2. Applications
Application 30.01
(e.g. corridors) = three-channel daylight dimming, automatic on/off via a motion detector
The daylight control is switched on if the motion detector detects activity and if lighting is needed. As
long as the motion detector detects activity, the lighting is dimmed in three channels according to the set
parameters and depending on the incoming daylight. As the amount of incoming daylight increases, the
lighting is dimmed until the preset minimum lighting level is reached. The lighting is automatically switched
off after a preset time period as soon as the motion detector no longer detects any activity in the detection
area or the lighting level is sufficiently high (cut-off).
Option for manual on/off (brief press) (I/O) and manual dimming (long press) ( and )via a low-voltage
switch.
Application 31.01
(e.g. exhibition rooms) = three-channel daylight dimming, can be regulated via an
external time switch ( )
The daylight control is switched on and off via an external time switch. The lighting is dimmed in three
channels according to the set parameters and depending on the incoming daylight. As the amount of
incoming daylight increases, the lighting is dimmed until the preset minimum lighting level is reached.
The lighting is automatically switched off as soon as the lighting level is sufficiently high (cut-off), or via an
external time switch.
Option for manual on/off (brief press) (I/O) and manual dimming (long press) ( and ) via a low-voltage
switch.
Application 32.01
(e.g. office buildings and meeting rooms) = three-channel daylight dimming, manual on/
off, automatic off via a motion detector
The daylight control is switched on and off via a low-voltage switch ( ). As long as the motion detector
detects activity, the lighting is dimmed in three channels according to the set parameters and depending
on the incoming daylight. As the amount of incoming daylight increases, the lighting is dimmed until the
preset minimum lighting level is reached. The lighting is automatically switched off after a preset time
period as soon as the motion detector no longer detects any activity in the detection area or if the lighting
level is sufficiently high (cut-off).
Option for manual on/off (brief press) (I/O) and manual dimming (long press) ( and ) via a low-voltage
switch.
Application 33.01
(e.g. classrooms) = two-channel daylight dimming, single-channel daylight dimming on/off
via motion detector, manual on/off, automatic off via a motion detector
a. General lighting
The two-channel daylight control (channels 1 and 2) is switched on and off via a low-voltage switch ( )
(next to the door). As long as the motion detector detects activity, the lighting is dimmed in two channels
(channels 1 and 2) according to the set parameters and depending on the incoming daylight. As the
amount of incoming daylight increases, the lighting is dimmed until the preset minimum lighting level
is reached. The lighting is automatically switched off after a preset time period as soon as the motion
detector no longer detects any activity in the detection area or if the lighting level is sufficiently high
(cut-off).
Option for manual on/off (brief press) (I/O) and manual dimming (long press) ( and ) via a low-voltage
switch.
The lighting can only be dimmed in zones 1 and 2.
b. Blackboard lighting
The single-channel daylight control (channel 3) is switched on and off via a low-voltage switch ( )
(blackboard). As long as the motion detector detects activity, the lighting remains on. The lighting is
automatically switched off after a preset time period as soon as the motion detector no longer detects
any activity. If the general lighting is switched off via a low-voltage switch at the door, the blackboard
lighting is also switched off.
If no DALI ballast is provided for the blackboard lighting, the light fittings (230 V) must be connected to
channel 3 and only to the power supply for the daylight control module (360-47000).
If the board lighting must be regulated via DALI on/off, the light fittings must be assigned to zone 3 and
channel 1
Application 34.01
(e.g. production halls) = three-channel daylight dimming, manual on/off via push button
or switch, automatic off via an external time switch ( )
The daylight control is switched on and off via a low-voltage switch. The lighting is regulated by daylight
control in three channels according to the set parameters. As the amount of incoming daylight increases,
the lighting is dimmed until the preset minimum lighting level is reached. The lighting is automatically
switched off as soon as the lighting level is sufficiently high (cut-off), or via an external time switch.
Option for manual on/off (brief press) (I/O) and manual dimming (long press) ( and ) via a low-voltage
switch.
5. MAINTENANCE
Dirt may prevent the connected motion detector from functioning properly. Therefore, always keep the lens
clean and dry. Use a damp cloth and water with some detergent to clean the lens. Never exert pressure
to wipe the lens clean. If the lens or other parts of the motion detector are defective, please contact an
authorised installer.
6. TECHNICAL DATA
RJ12-1
pin 1 and pin 2
pin 1 – power supply
pin 2 – power supply
pin 3 – I/O
pin 4 – channel 1
pin 5 – channel 2
pin 6 – channel 3
24 Vdc ± 10% (SELV)
+
-
open connection
NPN 24 V/25 mA – protected against short-circuit
NPN 24 V/25 mA – protected against short-circuit
NPN 24 V/25 mA – protected against short-circuit
RJ12-2
For software update. Must not be used.
dimensions (4 DIN rail modules)
90 x 70 x 55 mm (HxWxD)
power consumption
in operation: 6 VA
stand-by: 2 VA
ambient temperature
5 – 50°C
storage temperature
-20 – +60°C
protection degree
IP20
quality mark
CE marked in accordance with EN 60669-2-1
accessories
motion detector (24 Vdc)
photo cell (350-1001X)
power supply for the daylight control module (360-47000)
7. EXPLANATION OF TERMINOLOGY
7.1. Abbreviations on the display menu
Under
General
:
App.
application
Under
Adjustment
:
Lx ind1
Lux indoors 1: “measured” lighting level in zone 1
Lx ind2
Lux indoors 2: “measured” lighting level in zone 2
Lx ind3
Lux indoors 3: “measured” lighting level in zone 3
Sensor
lighting level per photo cell, used to calculate the daylight
factor, performed automatically
Setp1
set point 1: required lighting level in zone 1
Setp2
set point 2: required lighting level in zone 2
Setp3
set point 3: required lighting level in zone 3
Off delay
general switch-off delay before the motion detector is switched off
Under
Status
:
Ch1
channel 1
Ch2
channel 2
Ch3
channel 3
Df1
daylight factor 1: ratio between
Lx ind1
and
Sensor
Df2
daylight factor 2: ratio between
Lx ind2
and
Sensor
Df3
daylight factor 3: ratio between
Lx ind3
and
Sensor
7.2. Terminology on the display menu
Assigned
The light fittings which are assigned to zone 1, 2 or 3. The light fittings can be assigned to a new zone, if
desired.
Not assigned
The light fittings which are not assigned to a zone. Assign the light fittings to zone 1, 2 or 3.
Fade factor
Select the desired transition time (fade) for the light fittings here. The fade factor must be increased if the light
fittings flicker during the transition phase.
Cut off PS
The switch-off delay for cut-off, which switches off the power supply to all light fittings.
Power on
The lighting level at which the light fittings are switched on when the DALI bus is powered on by the controller
for the first time.
Failure LVL
The lighting level at which the light fittings are switched on when the DALI bus is not powered on.
Search new ID
This function searches for light fittings and assigns an ID address to each fitting.
