Strand Lighting Contact Power Pack, Installation & Operation Manual

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Installation & Operation Guide
Contact Power Pack Sensor System
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Step 10. When the Sunlight is at its High Level (mid-day), Press and Hold the HSUN (2)
button for 3 or more seconds. Release the button when the Photocell Sensor LEDs
turn off. After 4 seconds the Sensor will take a Snapshot of the room and set the
High Sunlight Setting.
a. The Sunlight Setting can be modified by Tapping the –SUN (5) button decrease
the level in 5% increments (max is -80%).
b. The Sunlight Setting can be set back to its Snapshot Level by Tapping the =SUN
(6) button.
c. The Sunlight Setting can be modified by Tapping the +SUN (7) button to
increase the level in 5% increments (max is +200%).
Testing Daylight Harvesting (Green)
To test daylight harvesting:
Step 1. Tap TEST (T) button to put the system in TEST Mode. All Sensors will start
flashing once every few seconds. The color of the Photocell Sensor will be based on
whether it is sensing Sunlight below the Low Sunlight Level (Red), between the
Low and High Sunlight Levels (Green), or above the High Sunlight Level (Blue).
The control of the Relays and Dimmers will be accelerated during Test Mode.
Step 2. While in test Mode the sensed Sunlight can be electronically adjusted by tapping
the –SUN (5) to reduce it in 5% increments, =SUN (6) to return it to actual level,
and +SUN (7) to increase it in 5% increments. This allows the Photocell to be tested
(observe the colors) without waiting for the actual sun to change.
Step 3. Tap TEST (T) button a second time to go back to Parameter Setting Mode.
Display
The Display feature allows the programmer to visually and audibly verify the programmed
feature parameters.
To enter Display Mode:
Step 1. Enter Programming Mode (refer to page 16).
Step 2. Select the field you wish to verify.
Step 3. Press DISP button.
Step 4. Tap button for each available setting for the chosen field. The sensor will blink red
indicating that the setting is not programmed for the sensor, or blue indicating that
the setting is programmed to the sensor.
Step 5. Press DISP button again to exit Display Mode.
Example : To see the time-out period of a sensor: Press TIME, then DISP. Toggle through the
time selections until the sensor blinks blue to indicate the programmed time-out period.