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7.  Connection

Depending on the application, the presence detectors are 

designated as Master or Slave. The devices are identical, but 

have a different wiring.

The presence detectors can be combined as Master in 

individual switching, Master in parallel switching or Master/

Slave parallel switching. Several buttons can be connected to 

one control input. Illuminated buttons can only be used with 

neutral conductor connection.

Individual switching

In individual switching, the presence detector, as Master, 

detects presence and brightness and controls lighting.

L

S

L

N

Master

EV

G

DALI

DA+  DA-

P

N

Master/Slave parallel switching

If the detection area covered by one presence detector is 

insufficient (larger rooms), then up to 10 detectors can be 

operated in parallel by connecting the P terminals. In the 

process, presence detection is performed by all detectors 

together. The Master measures the brightness, operates the 

buttons and controls the lighting. All other detectors are used 

as Slaves. They only provide presence information.

L

N

L

S

Master

EV

G

DALI

DA+  DA-

L

S

Slave

DA+  DA-

P

N

P

N

 

Light measurement only with the Master

 

Parameters are only set on the Master

 

Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel

 

Use the phase with the same phase for all detectors

Master/Master parallel switching (for several 

lighting groups)

Several Masters can be used in parallel switching. Each 

Master controls its lighting group according to its own bright-

ness measurements. Delay times and brightness setpoint 

values are set individually on each Master. Presence continues 

to be detected by all detectors. 

L

N

L

P

S

Master

EV

G

DALI 1

DA+ DA–

L

S

Master

EV

G

DALI 2

DA+ DA–

N

P

N

 

One Master with individual brightness measurement per 
lighting group

 

Set potentiometer and DIP switch individually for each 
Master

 

Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel

 

Use the phase with the same phase for all detectors

8.  Settings

The presence detectors were supplied with basic settings 

ready for operation. The specifications are guidance values. 

The "SendoPro 868-A" management remote control or the 

installation remote control "theSenda P" are optionally 

available for installation support. They enable remote set-

ting. The "SendoPro 868-A" can be used to query, adjust and 

optimise parameters. Parameters can only be adjusted with 

the "theSenda P". In this sense, the remote controls serve as 

set-up aids. A range of alterable parameters is available for 

adjustment with the remote control (see chapter "Parameters 

via remote control").

Settings Channel A light 

Potentiometer - Brightness set point value „lux“

 

Operating mode - Constant lighting control (reg.on)

The required brightness setpoint value can be set via the 

potentiometer. The setting range is around 15 to 3000 lux. 

The factory presetting is 300 lux.

300

150

50

500

1000

max

min

Brightness setpoint values from 5 to 3000 lux can be set via 

the management remote control.

According to standard EN 12464, the following settings are 

recommended:

 

Transit zones (no work area)    

150 lux

 

Classroom 

 

   300 

lux

 

Work areas (office, meeting room)  

500 lux

 

Visually-intensive work (laboratory,  
drawing, etc.)  

 

 

750 lux

Summary of Contents for 2070525

Page 1: ...Safety Danger of death through electric shock or fire Installation should only be carried out by a quali fied electrician WARNING Work on electrical systems may only be carried out by qualified electricians or by instructed persons under the guidance and supervision of a qualified electrician in accordance with the technical regulations applying to electricity Comply with the country specific safe...

Page 2: ...s to the standby brightness if the room brightness falls below the brightness setpoint value When the room is entered again the detector returns to the programmed brightness setpoint value either automatically fully automatic device or after the button is operated semi automatic device In switching operation the standby function is also available Instead of the brightness setpoint value the switch...

Page 3: ... 0 m 0 5 m 3 0 m 25 m2 5 0 m x 5 0 m 49 m2 7 0 m x 7 0 m 1 0 m 3 5 m 64 m2 8 0 m x 8 0 m 1 0 m Brightness measurement The presence detector measures artificial light and daylight opening angle for each approx 30 The installation loca tion is the reference point for the lighting level The bright ness measurement can be adapted to the conditions in a room with the room correction factor The light me...

Page 4: ...ments Delay times and brightness setpoint values are set individually on each Master Presence continues to be detected by all detectors L N L P S Master EVG DALI 1 DA DA L S Master EVG DALI 2 DA DA N P N One Master with individual brightness measurement per lighting group Set potentiometer and DIP switch individually for each Master Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel Use the phase with the same...

Page 5: ...ith the potentiometer the desired basic brightness in standby operation can be set The setting range is between 1 and 25 of the lamp output The factory presetting is at 10 1 3 5 10 15 20 25 By using the management remote control the standby set tings can be set in finer increments DIP switch Fully semi automatic device auto man auto man Description of the function semi automatic or fully automatic...

Page 6: ...ness is measured below the presence detector If the prevailing brightness is below the setpoint value the light is switched on when a presence is detected in configuration type fully automatic device Value range Lux values with SendoPro 868 A management remote control In the installation remote control theSenda P the following values are available The currently measured brightness value lux can be...

Page 7: ...lighting switches on and off automa tically due to presence absence and brightness auto Semi automatic Switching on always has to be done manually Switching off is done automatically by the presence detector due to presence or brightness man Detection sensitivity The detector has 5 sensitivity increments The basic setting is the middle increment 3 By selecting the test presence operating mode the ...

Page 8: ...here is no motion the red LED switches off and the lighting is switched off after 10 s Brightness measurement deactivated detector does not react to brightness The detector reacts as in configuration type fully auto matic device even if semi automatic is set Detector stays permanently in the test phase Setting the presence test mode via remote control The detector goes directly into test mode when...

Page 9: ...detector Check wiring to the button Device does not respond Short circuit or several phases in parallel swit ching Disconnect detector from the power supply for 5 min thermal fuse Error flashing 4 x per second Error in self test Device not properly functional Guarantee Theben HTS presence detectors are manufactured with the utmost care and using state of the art technology and are quality tested T...

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