Glass sensor
Mounting on 1gang flush-mounted boxes is possible. This involves more installation work,
because less installation space is available. In addition, the glass sensor must be fastened to
the wall using the supplied adapter ring.
The adapter ring (Figure 3, 9) must be used:
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for additional anti-dismantling protection
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for visual reasons, so that the distance from the wall will create a shadow gap
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for mounting on 1gang flush-mounted boxes
Setting the operating mode of the LEDs using jumpers
Factory setting of the blue LED:
Permanent indication of readiness for operation
The blue LED is lit when operating voltage is connected.
Factory setting of the white LEDs:
Indication of actuation
The corresponding LED is lit as long as a touch on the sensor surface is detected.
The LEDs can be controlled via the connected system. The white LEDs can be set e. g. as
status LEDs that indicate the operating state of the respective connected loads.
The blue LED can be parameterised as an orientation light that is lit at night, or as an operation
LED that is not lit at night so as not to be annoying.
(5)
(6)
Figure 4
To activate the LEDs via the connected system, the corresponding jumper (Figure 4) on the
back of the glass sensor must be adjusted.
J1 = Jumper 1 (Figure 4, 5) for operating mode of the blue LED
J2 = Jumper 2 (Figure 4, 6) for operating mode of the white LEDs
S
W
Figure 5
Move the corresponding jumper from the factory setting (Figure 5, W) to system control
(Figure 5, S).
If the jumpers for the LEDs are not in the factory setting position and there is no activation
via the connected system, then the LEDs remain unlit.
Preparing the glass sensor for mounting on a smooth surface
The adhesive points prevent the glass sensor from shifting on smooth surfaces.
Clean the attachment locations for the adhesive points on the back of the glass sensor
(Figure 2, 8).
Peel the adhesive points off of their backing and apply them to the four attachment points.
Clean the mounting surface.
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