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CONTROLLING YOUR MOTION DETECTOR

You can use any X-10 Controller to turn
your Motion Detector on and off. Set
the HOUSE CODE and START CODE
dials, then follow your Controller’s in-
structions to control this light.

NOTE: If you turn the floodlights on us-
ing a Controller, they will stay on until
you turn them off with a Controller.
They will not be affected by any move-
ment in the sensing area.

SETTING THE
HOUSECODE

Set the Housecode dial to any of its 16
positions. If you have existing X-10
Modules, you should set it to the same

Housecode  you used for those Modules
so that the Motion Detector can control

those modules.

SETTING THE
START CODE

The START CODE dial serves two pur-
poses. First, the number to which you

set this dial is the Unit Code for the Mo-
tion Detector (for controlling it from a
Controller). Also, the next eight num-

bers following on from the START
CODE will be the Unit Codes for the
modules your Motion Detector controls.
(See controlling X-10 Modules.)

Caution: If you plan to use the Motion
Detector to control additional Modules,
keep in mind that these Modules might
turn on when you do not expect them to
(when a small animal passes within the
sensing area, for example). For this rea-
son, take cafe if selecting appliances to
be controlled by the Motion Detector.

You might want a stereo to turn on

when someone approaches your house
(to make it sound like someone is
home), but you should make sure that
the Motion Detector cannot turn on any-
thing which would be dangerous if it
turned 
on unexpectedly. An example of
this might be a coffee pot which could

be damaged and possibly cause a fire if

it turns on when it is empty.

Do 

not use the 

Motion Detector to

control portable heaters. This could
cause a fire if the heater turns on unex-
pectedly when 
clothing is nearby.

Choose your Unit Codes carefully.

CONTROLLING OTHER LIGHTS

Your Motion Detector can turn on up
to eight other lights or appliances con-
nected to X-10 Modules. Four of 

the

Modules can be activated when there
is movement in the covered area. The
other four Modules can be activated

with dusk-to-dawn operation.

1. Set the Module’s Housecode to the

same letter as the Motion Detector’s
Housecode.

2. For sensor operation, set the Mod-

ule’s Unit Code to the Motion De-
tector’s Start Code plus one, two,
three, or four. (For example, if your
Motion Detector’s Start Code  is 4,

set the Module’s Unit Code to 5, 6,
7, or 8.)

3. For dusk-to-dawn operation, set the

Module’s Unit Code to the Motion
Detector’s Start Code plus five, six,
seven, or eight. (For example, if
your Motion Detector’s Start Code

is 4, set the Module’s Unit Code to
9, 10, 11, or 12.)

4. For those Modules you are control-

ling with the Motion Detector. set

the corresponding SENSOR or
DUSK switches to IN.

5. Install the Modules according to

their instructions.

Be sure to turn  o f f  the power at the
main circuit breaker panel or fuse
box before installing Wall Switch
Modules or Wall Receptacle Mod-
ules.

Note: When you first install an X-10
Appliance Module it might 

already be

on. If you don’t have an X-10 Controller
to turn it off with, and you have set the
Module  for dusk-to-dawn operation,  you
might have to wait until the next day for
the Module to turn off. See troubleshoot-

ing for an alternate method of turning
the Module off.

SENSOR switch DUSK switch

S

Modules 

set to Modules set to

T

these numbers turn these numbers turn

on 

at dusk and off

A

on when motion  is

detected. at dam.

R

T

Add the SENSOR Add the DUSK

switch number to

switch number to

C

Start Code number the Start Code num-

O

to determine the ber to determine the

Module Unit Code.

D

Module Unit Code.

E

START CODE +

START 

CODE +

+l +2 +3 +4

+5 +6 +7 +8

1 2

3

4

5

 

6

7

8

9

2 3

4

5

6

 

78 9 10

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

5

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

6 7      8     9     10 11 12 13 14
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2
11 12 13 14 15

16 1 2 3

12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4

13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5

14 

15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6

15 1 6 1 2 3   4

5

6

7

16 1

2

3

4

Summary of Contents for Motion Monitor PR511

Page 1: ...8s w POWERHOUSE n MOTION DETECTOR MODEL PR511 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...otion and up to four additional sets of Modules for dusk to dawn oper ation Your Motion Detector features Sensor Head automatically senses motion over a wide area 110 X 10 Control lets you turn on the...

Page 3: ...oves If you install and set up your Motion Detector on a very hot day it will be difficult for the sensor to detect the difference between the heat from your body and the back ground temperature At 98...

Page 4: ...wiring s black wire using a wire nut 3 Screw the threaded end of the sensor head into the center hole of the mounting plate 6 Locate each lamp holder s black wire and connect them to the sensor head s...

Page 5: ...This is the correct setting for most applications You might need to adjust this contro1 for better dusk to dawn op eration Turn the control toward DARK if the Motion Detector turns on too ear ly Turn...

Page 6: ...other lights or appliances con nected to X 10 Modules Four of the Modules can be activated when there is movement in the covered area The other four Modules can be activated with dusk to dawn operatio...

Page 7: ...rings Lamp Module LM465 Can be turned on and off and even dimmed from X 10 controllers Rated for 300W Incandescent lamps only Appliance Module AM486 2 pin AM466 3 pin grounded For turning on an air c...

Page 8: ...t for 1 minute Then walk past the Motion Detector from side to side The floodlights will be on be cause they were on when you turned the power off 8 Ensure that the Motion Detector does not detect any...

Page 9: ...that the Motion Detector does not see any movement for 10 sec onds and check that the floodlights turn off Set RANGE DUSK and TIME DELAY controls as desired following the instructions in the owner s m...

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