Installation Guide
Daintree
®
Wireless
High Bay Sensor
(WHS100)
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Joining the ZigBee Lighting Control Network
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Default Functionality
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PIR Sensitivity Adjustment
Redusing noise on low voltage
(0-10V) wiring
After successfully completing the Installation Test the WHS100 is
ready to communicate with the Daintree Wireless Area Controller
(WAC) and the Daintree Controls Software (DCS) web-based
building controls management user interface.
A network join can be retriggered manually at any time by
resetting the WHS100:
• Reset to factory defaults: Press and hold the Utility button for
5 seconds. Release the button when the LEDs begin to flash
rapidly. This causes the device to leave any network to which it
is currently joined. Following the reset, the device attempts to
join a network. For more information about configuring
the lighting control network, see the instructions and on-line
help provided with the Daintree Controls Software application.
For more information about configuring the lighting control
network, see the instructions and on-line help provided with
the Daintree Controls Software web application.
The
WHS100
is designed to be part of the Daintree Networked.
It should not be left to operate outside of the network indefinitely.
The Daintree Controls Software web application provides many
control efficiencies not otherwise available, including changing
operational parameters.
As shipped from the factory, before it is joined to the DCS network,
and after it joins the network but before it is configured into a zone,
the WHS100 controls the connected light as follows:
• During occupancy light is ON at 100%
• During vacancy an on/off light turns OFF, a dimming
light is reduced to 10%.
• Vacancy delay (Off Delay) is 10 minutes.
Functionality after Configured into a Zone
After the WHS100 is configured into a zone, it follows the control
strategy for the zone, including delay time, light levels, and other
features. The delay time is whatever the strategy dictates plus 20
seconds. For example, if the strategy is set for 8 minutes, the
vacancy delay is 8 minutes and 20 seconds.
There are no senstivity adjustments on the WHS100.
Contact Daintree support for information on how to change
the sensor sensitivity.
• Keep wiring as short as practical.
• Keep the signal lines separate from the mains voltage lines.
• Reduce the area created by the signal lines and the
GND return (i.e., keep them close together).
• If possible twist the signal line with the GND return.
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IEEE Address Labels
A small plastic bag containing two small labels and the lens mask
is included with every sensor. The larger label with the WHS100’s
full IEEE address is the Fixture label. Affix this label to the outside
of the fixture or sensor in a standard location where it can be seen
after installation and mounting.
Record IEEE Addresses
A marked-up copy of the facility floor plan showing the identity
and location of each wireless adapter (including associated fixtures
and sensors) should be available after installation. This will
simplify and expedite the commissioning process.
Be sure that each sensor’s IEEE address (last 5 digits) is
recorded on the facility floor plan. Use the Plan label supplied
with the adapter or write the last 5 digits on the floor plan. This
information will be used during thecommissioning process.
For factory installation by fixture manufacturers:
• Remove the
Fixture
label from its plastic bag, and affix to the
outside of the fixture or sensor in a consistent location where it
can be seen after installation and mounting.
• Leave the
Plan
label (smaller label) in its plastic bag. Tape the bag
to the Fixture label or next to it .
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Troubleshooting
No LEDs turn on when I press the Utility button.
• Check line voltage wiring Light doesn’t operate as expected
in Installation Test Mode.
• Make sure power is turned on to the fixture circuit .
• Check all wiring between the fixture and the sensor.
• Press the blue Utility button for 5 seconds to reset the unit.
Green motion detection LED does not activate when
walking through the coverage area.
• Check to see if the green LED turns on when you wave your
hand directly in front of the lens.
• If the LED turns on, check for objects or barriers obstructing
the sensor’s view of the coverage area.
Green LED flashes when the coverage area is vacant.
• Check for sources of hot air flow in the coverage area.
• See
Placement Guidelines.
Eliminate false trigger sources.
Light doesn’t turn Off after WHS100 joins the ZigBee network.
• Once the WHS100 is configured into a zone through DCS it
follows the Off Delay for the zone’s control strategy.
Light doesn’t turn Off after WHS100 is configured into a zone.
• Check the “Off delay” for the zone in the DCS.
• Check for other DCS scheduled events or manual
overrides that may be keeping the lights On.
