IR Quattro COM2 - Motion detector STEINEL - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IR Quattro COM2 STEINEL

Clamping-type ceiling adapter, optional k Surface-mounting adapter IP 54, optional l Locking mechanism m Assembly/Installation n Parallel-connected configurations o Stay-'ON' time Orientation light DIM option Assembly/Installation m (see chart on page 2) The sensor is only intended for concealed, indoor installation in ceilings (apart from the COM 1 AP - surface-mounted - option). A clamping-type ceiling adapter or surface-mounting adapter is not included. Sensor and load module come ready assembled and must be plugged together after fitting the load module and setting the potentiometers/dip switches. The sensor module must then be locked in position at the catch mechanism l, using a screwdriver if necessary. Accessories: Kaiser junction box for stud walls EAN no.: 4007841 000370 Clamping-type ceiling adapter EAN no. 4007841 002855 Surface-mounting adapter, EAN no.: 4007841 000363 Guard cage, EAN no.: 4007841 003036 Service remote control, EAN no.: 4007841 000387 User remote control, EAN no.: 4007841 003012 GB Operating instructions Dear Customer, Congratulation on purchasing your new STEINEL sensor and thank you for the confidence you have shown in us. You have chosen a high-quality product that has been manufactured, tested and packed with the greatest care. Please familiarise yourself with these instructions before attempting to install the product because prolonged, reliable and trouble-free operation will only be ensured if it is fitted and used properly. We hope your new STEINEL sensor will bring you lasting pleasure. Safety warnings How it works / Basic function The infrared presence detectors from the Control PRO range con- trol lighting as well as heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (COM 2 only), e.g. in offices, schools, public buildings or at home, in relation to ambient light level and the presence of persons. The pyro-sensor with highly advanced lens provides a square detection zone, as the typical shape of a room, in which the smallest of movements are sensed. The presence detector's switching outputs and reach are set at the potentiometers and dip switches or by using the optional remote control. Presence Control has a low in- trinsic power consumption. Presence Control PRO IR Quattro COM 1 / COM 1 AP (surface-mounted) IR Quattro HD COM 1 / COM 1 AP (surface-mounted) 1 switching output operating in relation to brightness setting and presence of persons. Settings: - Brightness setting - Stay-'ON' time, pulse mode, IQ mode Presence Control PRO IR Quattro COM 2 IR Quattro HD 1 switching output as COM 1. An additional 2nd switching out- put for operating HVAC (heating/ ventilation/air-conditioning) in re- lation to the presence of persons. Settings: - Stay-'ON' time - Switch-'ON' delay - Room surveillance Presence Control PRO IR Quattro DIM IR Quattro HD DIM 1 switching output operating in relation to brightness setting and presence of persons. Settings: - Brightness setting - Stay-'ON' time, IQ mode - Orientation light - Constant lighting control Detection zone Reliable presence detection largely depends on the number, condition and arrangement of the lens segments. The IR Quattro with its square detection zone of 49 m

divided up into 13 levels and 1760 switching zones senses the smallest of movements. With a square detection zone covering an area of 64 m

, the IR Quattro HD has 4800 switching zones that provide even greater precision. These reaches can be adjusted to suit specific requirements at the setting potentiometer. The square detection zone and the capability of interconnecting master/slave versions provide the basis for creating optimum con- figurations quickly and easily. presence radially tangentially tangentially radially presence GB- 22 - - 23 - Electrical installation/Automatic mode In selecting the wiring leads, it is important to meet the wiring regulations laid down in VDE 0100 (see Safety warnings on page 20). The following applies to wiring presence detectors:

Section 6 of VDE 0100 520 per-

mits the use of a multiple- conductor cable containing both the mains-voltage wires as well as the control lines (e.g. NYM 5 × 1.52) for the wiring bet- ween sensor and electronic bal- last. The mains supply lead must be no greater than 10 mm in dia- meter. The clamping range of the mains terminal is designed for a maximum of 2 × 2.5 mm

When installing the surface- mounting version, connect a circuit breaker (16 A) on the line side. Technical Specifications Dimensions (H × W × D): 120 × 120 × 76 mm Power supply: 230 – 240 V, 50 Hz / 60 Hz Minimum load: 3 W Capacity, switching output 1: 230 V relay (COM 1/COM 2) resistive load of 2000 W max. (cos φ = 1) 1000 VA max. (cos φ = 0.5) Electronic ballast: Max. 'ON' current 800 A/200 μs (COM 1/COM 1 AP/COM 2/DIM) 30 × (1 × 18 W), 25 × (2 × 18 W) 25 × (1 × 36 W), 15 × (2 × 36 W) 20 × (1 × 58 W), 10 × (2 × 58 W) Pay attention to specific 'ON' currents of electronic ballasts! A relay or contactor must be provided on line side for higher switching capacities. Capacity, switching output 2: Presence (COM 2 only) max. of 230 W/230 V 1A max., (cos φ = 1) for HVAC (heating/ventilation/air conditioning) Square detection zones: IR Quattro IR Quattro HD Presence: max. of 4 × 4 m (16 sq.m.) max. of 8 × 8 m (64 sq.m.) Radially: max. of 5 × 5 m (25 sq.m.) max. of 8 × 8 m (64 sq.m.) Tangentially: max. of 7 × 7 m (49 sq.m.) max. of 20 × 20 m (400 sq.m.): Light-level setting: 10 – 1000 lux, ∞ / daylight / DIM 100 – 1000 lux control threshold Switching output 1: 30 sec. – 30 min., pulse mode (approx. 2 sec.), Time setting IQ mode (automatic adjustment to the usage profile) Switching output 2: COM2 only, for HVAC Time setting 0 sec. – 10 min. switch-'ON' delay 1 min. – 2 hrs. stay-'ON' time Automatic room surveillance DIM: 30 sec. – 30 min., Time setting IQ mode (automatic adjustment to the usage profile) Control output: 1 – 10 V / max. of 50 electronic ballasts, max. of 100 mA Installation height: 2.5 m – 8 m (IR Quattro) (mounted to ceiling) 2.5 m – 10 m (IR Quattro HD) Installation site: indoors Sensors: 13 detection levels, 1760 switching zones (IR Quattro) 13 detection levels, 4800 switching zones (IR Quattro HD) IP rating: IP 20 Protection class: II Temperature range: 0° C to +40° C PSN LL' LNPLNPSN LL' LNLN1-10V1-10V+–max. 100 mA COM1 DIM PSN LL'

PSNLL' PN COM 1 AP GB- 24 - - 25 - DIP 4 In the 'ON'-'OFF' setting, the light can be switched 'ON' and 'OFF' manually at any time (except in pulse mode: no manual 'OFF'). In the 'ON' setting, light can no longer be switched 'OFF' manu

ally. The stay-'ON' time starts from the beginning again each time the button is pressed. 'ON'/'ON'-'OFF' button DIP 1 Functions – Settings by DIP switch Test mode has priority over all other settings on the presence detector and serves the purpose of checking for proper working order as well for testing the de- tection zone. Irrespective of am- bient light level, the presence detector activates the light to stay 'ON' for approx. 8 sec. in response to movement in the room (blue LED flashes when movement is detected). All user- selected potentiometer settings apply in normal mode. The pres- ence detector can also be set by means of the blue LED without any load connected. Normal mode / Test mode (NORM / TEST) DIP 2 The light automatically switches 'ON' and 'OFF' in relation to brightness when someone is present. Light can be switched 'ON' and 'OFF manually at any time. This temporarily interrupts the automatic switching func- tion. Irrespective of the settings selected, light stays 'ON' for 4 hours after manually pressing the button twice or switches 'OFF' after manually pressing the button once. Pressing the but- ton before the 4 hours elapse returns the Presence Control IR Quattro to the normal operating mode. Semi-automatic mode (MAN) / fully automatic mode (AUTO) Fully automatic mode: (AUTO) Semi-automatic mode: (MAN) The light now only switches 'OFF' automatically. Light is switched 'ON' manually. Light must be requested using the button and stays 'ON' for the time set at the potentiometer. (pressing twice switches 'ON' for 4 hours). DIP 3 Tells the sensor how to interpret the incoming signal. Assigning external buttons/switches allows you to operate the detector as a semi-automatic unit and over

ride it manually at any time. nOperation either by button or switch nSeveral buttons possible on one control input nOnly use illuminated pushbut- ton with neutral conductor connected nCable length between sensor and switch < 50 m Button/switch COM 1 + COM 2 Functions – Settings by potentiometer Examples of use Brightness settings Night-time mode min Corridors, foyers 1 Stairs, escalators, moving walkways 2 Washrooms, toilets, switchrooms, canteens 3 Sales floor, kindergartens, nursery school rooms, sports halls

Work environments: Offices, conference and meet- ing rooms, precision assembly activities, kitchens

Working areas requiring good light: Laboratory, technical drawing, precision work >=6 Daylight mode max Stay-'ON'- time for switching output 1 Setting 30 sec. – 30 min. The chosen stay-'ON' time is infi- nitely variable from a minimum of approx. 30 sec. to a maximum of 30 min. Light is calibrated after 3 min. When the threshold is exceeded, the sensor switches 'OFF' after the stay-'ON' time expires. Time setting If the dial is set to (fully anti- clockwise), the unit is in pulse mode, i.e. the output is switched 'ON' for approx. 2 sec. (e.g. for stair

well lighting timer). Afterwards, the sensor does not respond to movement for approx. 8 sec. Day mode is the only mode possible here because of dazzle by light from external sources. Turned fully clockwise: The stay- 'ON' time is self-learning and adjusts dynamically to user behaviour. The optimum time cycle is determined by means of a learning algorithm. The shortest time is 5 min., the longest 20 min. Pulse mode (except DIM) IQ mode The chosen response threshold can be infinitely varied from approx. 10 – 1000 lux. Control dial turned fully clockwise: MAX daylight mode Control dial turned fully anti-clock

wise: MIN night-time operation Depending on the site of installa- tion, the setting may need to be corrected by 1-2 marks on the scale. Twilight setting Potentiometer e Potentiometer f COM 1 + COM 2 DIP 5 Provides a constant level of brightness. Detector measures the prevailing level of daylight and activates sufficient artificial light to achieve the required lev

el of brightness. As daylight changes, the switched-in artifi

cial lighting component is ad- justed accordingly. In addition to the daylight component, artificial light is also switched 'ON' and 'OFF' in relation to whether or not persons are present. Constant light 'ON'/'OFF' Note: Depending on the site of installation, the setting may need to be corrected by 1 – 2 marks on the scale. Brightness is measured directly at the sensor. DIM GB- 26 - - 27 - Setting 1 sec. – 2 hr.

• Turned fully clockwise: max

• Turned fully anti-clockwise: min

• Setting 0 sec. – 10 min.

• Turned fully clockwise: Room surveillance

• Turned fully anti-clockwise: 0 sec. (OFF) Turning the potentiometer to the "Surveillance" setting reduces the sensitivity of the "Presence" switching output. The contact only closes on detecting a pronounced movement, signalising with a high degree of certainty that persons are present. The stay-'ON'- time remains active. The switch-'ON' delay is inactivated. Switch-'ON' delay for switching output 2 HVAC Reach adjustment Adjusts reach to specific require- ments. See table on pages 4 – 5 showing Technical Specifications for select- ing settings to suit specific require- ments. COM 2 Potentiometer g Potentiometer h Potentiometer i Remote control Using the remote control, func- tions can be conveniently activat- ed from the floor. Note: The pulse mode cannot be overridden by the remote control. Switch pulse mode 'OFF' manually. Presence Control remote control unit: EAN no.: 4007841 000387 Provides basic illumination for the selected stay-'ON' time when am

bient light falls below the selected brightness threshold that is set. This can be dimmed to 10% of maximum light intensity. As soon as a person enters the scene, the detector switches either to 100% light intensity (constant-lighting controller 'OFF') or adjusts to the preselected brightness level (con

stant-lighting controller 'ON'). When no movement is being de

tected, the detector dims back to basic brightness after the stay-'ON' time expires. This is switched 'OFF' when stay-'ON' time (1 min. – 30 min.) has expired or the daylight component is sufficient to exceed the selected level of brightness. In the 'ON' setting, the detector switches basic brightness 'ON' and 'OFF' as soon as the level of light falls below the brightness threshold. Basic brightness (DIM option) Potentiometer o Stay-'ON' time for switching output 2 HVAC

The master/slave configuration permits detection of movement in large-type rooms or spaces (load connected = master, no load = slave). The level of brightness pre

vailing in the room is only evaluat- ed at the master. The slaves report movements detected to the mas

ter. Lighting or HVAC is switched 'ON' and 'OFF' by the master only. Master/slave A parallel-connected configuration also permits the use of several masters. In this case, each master operates the lighting group in accordance with the level of brightness it measures. Delay times and brightness thresholds are selected at each master as re

quired. The switched load is spread among the individual masters. Presence is still detected collec- tively by all detectors. The pres- ence output can be picked off from any master. Master/master Parallel-connected configurations Two detectors linked with an external stairwell lighting timer Old building / building moderni

sation External light source activated by button. No twilight mode, day mode only. Detector as stairwell lighting timer

When using several detectors, they must be connected to the same phase! DIM detector

Additional functions with RC 5 Burning-in function Pressing the button for > 5 s acti- vates the burn-in function for 100 h. Presentation mode Pressing the button for > 5 s keeps the light OFF while movement is being detected. If movement is no longer being detected, the light switches back to sensor mode after the stay-ON time elapses (LED ON). Additional functions with RC 8 (DIM version) Basic brightness Pressing the relevant button for > 5 s changes the basic brightness to 60 min.

Basic brightness level Pressing the relevant button for > 5 s changes the brightness level in steps of 10% to: 1 = 10%, 2 = 20%, ... 6 = 60% Dimming by pushbutton When a pushbutton is connected to the S terminal, lighting can be dimmed by pressing the pushbut- ton. The pushbutton first increases lighting to maximum level and then returns it to minimum level. After releasing the pushbutton without further control action, the lighting level selected is main- tained until the light is switched OFF. The detector is then in the previ- ously selected sensor mode. The direction in which the level of lighting is changed (max./min.) can be reversed by briefly releas- ing and then re-pressing the push- button.- 28 - - 29 - Troubleshooting Light does not switch 'ON'Light does not switch 'OFF' Sensor switches 'OFF' in spite of persons being present Sensor does not switch 'OFF' quickly enoughSensor does not switch 'ON' quickly enough when approached from the front Sensor does not switch 'ON' when persons are present in spite of it being darkL No supply voltageL Lux setting too lowL No motion detection L Lux setting too highL Stay-'ON' time running outL Interference from sources of heat, e.g.: fan heater, open doors and windows, pets, light bulb/halogen floodlight, moving objectsL Position Wi-Fi device very close to the sensor L Stay-'ON' time too shortL Light-level threshold too low L Stay-'ON' time too longL Reach is reduced when ap-proached from the frontL Lux setting too lowL Check supply voltageL Slowly increase lux setting until light switches 'ON'L Ensure unobstructed sensor visionL Check detection zoneL Reduce lux settingL Wait until stay-'ON' time elapses; reduce stay-'ON' time if necessaryL Use stickers to mask out stationary sources of interferenceL Increase distance between Wi-Fi device and sensor L Increase stay-'ON' timeL Change light thresholdL Reduce stay-'ON' timeL Install additional sensorsL Reduce distance between two sensorsL Sensor deactivated by switch/button?L Semi-automatic mode?L Increase light-level thresholdMalfunction Cause Remedy Manufacturer's warranty As purchaser, you are entitled to your statutory rights against the vendor. If these rights exist in your country, they are neither curtailed nor restricted by our Warranty Declaration. We guaran-tee that your STEINEL Profession-al sensor product will remain in perfect condition and proper working order for a period of 5 years. We guarantee that this product is free from material-, manufacturing- and design flaws. In addition, we guarantee that all electronic components and cables function in the proper manner and that all materials used and their surfaces are with-out defects.Making ClaimsIf you wish to make a claim, please send your product com-plete and carriage paid with the original receipt of purchase, which must show the date of pur-chase and product designation, either to your retailer or contact us at STEINEL (UK) Limited, 25 Manasty Road, Axis Park, Orton Southgate, Peterbor-ough, PE2 6UP, for a returns number. For this reason, we recommend that you keep your receipt of purchase in a safe place until the warranty period expires. STEINEL shall assume no liability for the costs or risks involved in returning a product. For information on making claims under the terms of the warranty, please go to www.steinel- professional.de/garantieIf you have a warranty claim or would like to ask any question regarding your product, you are welcome to call us at any time on our Service Hotline [phone].

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