DINUY DM TEC 243 Manual de usuario

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

Technical specifications

· Power supply: 12-24VAC ±10% ~50 Hz / 8-24Vcc

· Power consumption: <1W

· Contact load: 16A cosφ= 1

- Incandescence: 1.500W

- Halogens 230V: 1.500W

- Halogens Electronic transfo.: 1.500W

- Halogens Ferromagnetic transfo.: 1.000W

· Detection angle: Circular 360º

· Range of coverage: Ø7m at 2,5m high and 18ºC

· Settings: Via potentiometer or remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· Lux value: 5 ~ 300Lux

· Time delay: 5 seconds ~ 10 minutes

· Dimensions (mounted):Ø80mm x 18,5mm

· Degree of protection: IP40 / Class II

· Working temperature: –10ºC ~ +45ºC

1DESCRIPTION

· Indoor movement detector for flush-ceiling mounting.

. Focus type construction, easy installation on ceilings

with different thickness.

· Circular detection area, 360º.

· One output channel with zero crossing control.

· High load relay, which allows switching practically any

type of load.

· Constant light measurement, allowing to condition its

operation to daylight level.

· High sensitivity PIR sensor, which detects small

movements.

· Possibility to connect several detectors in parallel

to expand the area to be covered in a single line of

lighting.

·A red LED is equipped as an indicator for test

triggering.

· Optional IR remote control for easy and quick setting

(EM MAN DM0).

3INSTALLATION

It is recommended to mount the detector at a height of 2.5m,

obtaining in this way a maximum detection area of Ø7m.

A. Select a proper location:

Since the detector responds to temperature changes, please

avoid the following conditions:

· Avoid aiming the detector toward objects whose surfaces are

highly reflective or are subject to rapid temperature changes.

· Avoid mounting the detector near heat sources, such as

heating vents, air conditioners, dryers, etc.

· Do not aim the sensor towards any kind of light.

· Avoid aiming the detector towards objects which may move

by wind, such as curtains, trees, bushes, etc.

Take into account the walking direction when installing.

It isless sensitive to movement across the detector and

moresensitive to movement directly toward the sensor, which

will reduce the detection coverage.

In the event that movement is directly toward to detectorthe

detection coverage will be extended.

FLUSH-CEILING MOUNTED

MOVEMENT DETECTOR

DM TEC 243

CAUTION

2DIMENSIONS

4RANGE

Walking across:

More sensitive

Walking towards:

Less sensitive

B. Mounting:

To install the sensor, drill a hole in the roof of Ø65mmand keep

the cable inside

Wire the device like Point 5 and insert the sensor into the hole

previously made.

Then set the desired values of Lux and Time, according to

Point 6.

5WIRING DIAGRAMS

Load

Switch

To do the wiring, use one of the following wiring diagrams:

- Simple installation with one detector:

- Installation with two detectors in parallel:

- Installation with one movement detector and a switch to

connect or disconnect the turning with detection:

- Installation with one movement detector and permanent light

function:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY

staircase time switch (MI EL3 003):

Installation and assembly of electrical equipments must be

carried out by qualified electricians.

Disconnect power supply before installing.

High in-rush current would be caused when bulbs are

burned

which might damage the detector permanently.

63,5mm

45mm 80mm

63,5mm

Ø3m

Ø7m

2,5m

MAXIMUM SENSITIVITY ZONE

LN24V

24V

Load

Switch

LN24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

Technical specifications

· Power supply: 12-24VAC ±10% ~50 Hz / 8-24Vcc

· Power consumption: <1W

· Contact load: 16A cosφ= 1

- Incandescence: 1.500W

- Halogens 230V: 1.500W

- Halogens Electronic transfo.: 1.500W

- Halogens Ferromagnetic transfo.: 1.000W

· Detection angle: Circular 360º

· Range of coverage: Ø7m at 2,5m high and 18ºC

· Settings: Via potentiometer or remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· Lux value: 5 ~ 300Lux

· Time delay: 5 seconds ~ 10 minutes

· Dimensions (mounted):Ø80mm x 18,5mm

· Degree of protection: IP40 / Class II

· Working temperature: –10ºC ~ +45ºC

1DESCRIPTION

· Indoor movement detector for flush-ceiling mounting.

. Focus type construction, easy installation on ceilings

with different thickness.

· Circular detection area, 360º.

· One output channel with zero crossing control.

· High load relay, which allows switching practically any

type of load.

· Constant light measurement, allowing to condition its

operation to daylight level.

· High sensitivity PIR sensor, which detects small

movements.

· Possibility to connect several detectors in parallel

to expand the area to be covered in a single line of

lighting.

·A red LED is equipped as an indicator for test

triggering.

· Optional IR remote control for easy and quick setting

(EM MAN DM0).

3INSTALLATION

It is recommended to mount the detector at a height of 2.5m,

obtaining in this way a maximum detection area of Ø7m.

A. Select a proper location:

Since the detector responds to temperature changes, please

avoid the following conditions:

· Avoid aiming the detector toward objects whose surfaces are

highly reflective or are subject to rapid temperature changes.

· Avoid mounting the detector near heat sources, such as

heating vents, air conditioners, dryers, etc.

· Do not aim the sensor towards any kind of light.

· Avoid aiming the detector towards objects which may move

by wind, such as curtains, trees, bushes, etc.

Take into account the walking direction when installing.

It isless sensitive to movement across the detector and

moresensitive to movement directly toward the sensor, which

will reduce the detection coverage.

In the event that movement is directly toward to detectorthe

detection coverage will be extended.

FLUSH-CEILING MOUNTED

MOVEMENT DETECTOR

DM TEC 243

CAUTION

2DIMENSIONS

4RANGE

Walking across:

More sensitive

Walking towards:

Less sensitive

B. Mounting:

To install the sensor, drill a hole in the roof of Ø65mmand keep

the cable inside

Wire the device like Point 5 and insert the sensor into the hole

previously made.

Then set the desired values of Lux and Time, according to

Point 6.

5WIRING DIAGRAMS

Load

Switch

To do the wiring, use one of the following wiring diagrams:

- Simple installation with one detector:

- Installation with two detectors in parallel:

- Installation with one movement detector and a switch to

connect or disconnect the turning with detection:

- Installation with one movement detector and permanent light

function:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY

staircase time switch (MI EL3 003):

Installation and assembly of electrical equipments must be

carried out by qualified electricians.

Disconnect power supply before installing.

High in-rush current would be caused when bulbs are

burned

which might damage the detector permanently.

63,5mm

45mm 80mm

63,5mm

Ø3m

Ø7m

2,5m

MAXIMUM SENSITIVITY ZONE

LN24V

24V

Load

Switch

LN24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

Technical specifications

· Power supply: 12-24VAC ±10% ~50 Hz / 8-24Vcc

· Power consumption: <1W

· Contact load: 16A cosφ= 1

- Incandescence: 1.500W

- Halogens 230V: 1.500W

- Halogens Electronic transfo.: 1.500W

- Halogens Ferromagnetic transfo.: 1.000W

· Detection angle: Circular 360º

· Range of coverage: Ø7m at 2,5m high and 18ºC

· Settings: Via potentiometer or remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· Lux value: 5 ~ 300Lux

· Time delay: 5 seconds ~ 10 minutes

· Dimensions (mounted):Ø80mm x 18,5mm

· Degree of protection: IP40 / Class II

· Working temperature: –10ºC ~ +45ºC

1DESCRIPTION

· Indoor movement detector for flush-ceiling mounting.

. Focus type construction, easy installation on ceilings

with different thickness.

· Circular detection area, 360º.

· One output channel with zero crossing control.

· High load relay, which allows switching practically any

type of load.

· Constant light measurement, allowing to condition its

operation to daylight level.

· High sensitivity PIR sensor, which detects small

movements.

· Possibility to connect several detectors in parallel

to expand the area to be covered in a single line of

lighting.

·A red LED is equipped as an indicator for test

triggering.

· Optional IR remote control for easy and quick setting

(EM MAN DM0).

3INSTALLATION

It is recommended to mount the detector at a height of 2.5m,

obtaining in this way a maximum detection area of Ø7m.

A. Select a proper location:

Since the detector responds to temperature changes, please

avoid the following conditions:

· Avoid aiming the detector toward objects whose surfaces are

highly reflective or are subject to rapid temperature changes.

· Avoid mounting the detector near heat sources, such as

heating vents, air conditioners, dryers, etc.

· Do not aim the sensor towards any kind of light.

· Avoid aiming the detector towards objects which may move

by wind, such as curtains, trees, bushes, etc.

Take into account the walking direction when installing.

It isless sensitive to movement across the detector and

moresensitive to movement directly toward the sensor, which

will reduce the detection coverage.

In the event that movement is directly toward to detectorthe

detection coverage will be extended.

FLUSH-CEILING MOUNTED

MOVEMENT DETECTOR

DM TEC 243

CAUTION

2DIMENSIONS

4RANGE

Walking across:

More sensitive

Walking towards:

Less sensitive

B. Mounting:

To install the sensor, drill a hole in the roof of Ø65mmand keep

the cable inside

Wire the device like Point 5 and insert the sensor into the hole

previously made.

Then set the desired values of Lux and Time, according to

Point 6.

5WIRING DIAGRAMS

Load

Switch

To do the wiring, use one of the following wiring diagrams:

- Simple installation with one detector:

- Installation with two detectors in parallel:

- Installation with one movement detector and a switch to

connect or disconnect the turning with detection:

- Installation with one movement detector and permanent light

function:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY

staircase time switch (MI EL3 003):

Installation and assembly of electrical equipments must be

carried out by qualified electricians.

Disconnect power supply before installing.

High in-rush current would be caused when bulbs are

burned

which might damage the detector permanently.

63,5mm

45mm 80mm

63,5mm

Ø3m

Ø7m

2,5m

MAXIMUM SENSITIVITY ZONE

LN24V

24V

Load

Switch

LN24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

Technical specifications

· Power supply: 12-24VAC ±10% ~50 Hz / 8-24Vcc

· Power consumption: <1W

· Contact load: 16A cosφ= 1

- Incandescence: 1.500W

- Halogens 230V: 1.500W

- Halogens Electronic transfo.: 1.500W

- Halogens Ferromagnetic transfo.: 1.000W

· Detection angle: Circular 360º

· Range of coverage: Ø7m at 2,5m high and 18ºC

· Settings: Via potentiometer or remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· Lux value: 5 ~ 300Lux

· Time delay: 5 seconds ~ 10 minutes

· Dimensions (mounted):Ø80mm x 18,5mm

· Degree of protection: IP40 / Class II

· Working temperature: –10ºC ~ +45ºC

1DESCRIPTION

· Indoor movement detector for flush-ceiling mounting.

. Focus type construction, easy installation on ceilings

with different thickness.

· Circular detection area, 360º.

· One output channel with zero crossing control.

· High load relay, which allows switching practically any

type of load.

· Constant light measurement, allowing to condition its

operation to daylight level.

· High sensitivity PIR sensor, which detects small

movements.

· Possibility to connect several detectors in parallel

to expand the area to be covered in a single line of

lighting.

·A red LED is equipped as an indicator for test

triggering.

· Optional IR remote control for easy and quick setting

(EM MAN DM0).

3INSTALLATION

It is recommended to mount the detector at a height of 2.5m,

obtaining in this way a maximum detection area of Ø7m.

A. Select a proper location:

Since the detector responds to temperature changes, please

avoid the following conditions:

· Avoid aiming the detector toward objects whose surfaces are

highly reflective or are subject to rapid temperature changes.

· Avoid mounting the detector near heat sources, such as

heating vents, air conditioners, dryers, etc.

· Do not aim the sensor towards any kind of light.

· Avoid aiming the detector towards objects which may move

by wind, such as curtains, trees, bushes, etc.

Take into account the walking direction when installing.

It isless sensitive to movement across the detector and

moresensitive to movement directly toward the sensor, which

will reduce the detection coverage.

In the event that movement is directly toward to detectorthe

detection coverage will be extended.

FLUSH-CEILING MOUNTED

MOVEMENT DETECTOR

DM TEC 243

CAUTION

2DIMENSIONS

4RANGE

Walking across:

More sensitive

Walking towards:

Less sensitive

B. Mounting:

To install the sensor, drill a hole in the roof of Ø65mmand keep

the cable inside

Wire the device like Point 5 and insert the sensor into the hole

previously made.

Then set the desired values of Lux and Time, according to

Point 6.

5WIRING DIAGRAMS

Load

Switch

To do the wiring, use one of the following wiring diagrams:

- Simple installation with one detector:

- Installation with two detectors in parallel:

- Installation with one movement detector and a switch to

connect or disconnect the turning with detection:

- Installation with one movement detector and permanent light

function:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY

staircase time switch (MI EL3 003):

Installation and assembly of electrical equipments must be

carried out by qualified electricians.

Disconnect power supply before installing.

High in-rush current would be caused when bulbs are

burned

which might damage the detector permanently.

63,5mm

45mm 80mm

63,5mm

Ø3m

Ø7m

2,5m

MAXIMUM SENSITIVITY ZONE

LN24V

24V

Load

Switch

LN24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

MI EL3 003

230V~ 50Hz 24V

SETTINGS

“Lux” and “Time” values can be adjusted via the control knobs

of the detector or with an optional IR remote control

(EM MAN DM0).

Brightness setting (LUX)

· Its function is to set the maximum brightness value, below

which the detector will activate the load as soon as it detects

movement.

· The user can set this value according to his requirements,

between 5 and 1.200Lux. Values marked on the potentiometer

are only as reference.

· If the knob is set to " " the detector will only work in the dark,

at night (if there is not enough daylight).

· If the knob is set to “ “ the light sensor is inactive, it will

switch the load on regardless the daylight level.

Time delay setting (TIME)

· Sets the delay off time for lighting. This time can be adjusted

between 5sec. and 10min.

· After the first detection, the time is reset, and the timing starts

again, each time a new movement is detected.

6SETTINGS AND TEST

Settings carried out using remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· The Time and Lux settings can be adjusted via this remote

control, without need to access to the potentiometers.

· Detector’s LED behavior when using the remote control:

- The LED will blink twice (f=3Hz) as soon as it receives a

telegram from the remote control.

- The LED will be on for 1s and off for 5s after receiving a

‘Permanent ON/OFF’ signal from the remote control.

WORKING TEST

The purpose of the test procedure is to check and adjust the

coverage pattern of the movement sensor when it is connected

for the fist time.

The red LED, which is within the lens, can be used as an

indicator when performing the test procedure, without any load.

This LED lights whenever movement is detected and stays on

until the time delay expires.

Turn the “LUX” control knob to “ “ and “TIME” to “ -“.

Walk from outside across to the detection pattern until the LED

and load turn on.

Once verified that the operation is successful, set the detector

to the desired values.

8TROUBLE SHOOTING

Lamp does

not light up

1. Power is not turned on

2. Wrong wiring

3. Incorrect setting of Lux

4. Lamp may be defect

1. Supply the detector

2. Check connections

3. Check this setting

4. Replace lamp

Lamp stays

continuously

1. The time of

disconnection fixed

is too long

1. Reduce the time of

disconnection and verify

that the lamps go out

passed the time

2. Thermal activity detected

withing detection area

2. Remove heatsource

(persons, animals, fans,

etc.)

3. Wrong wiring 3. Check connections

Lamp is

switched on

and off

cyclically

The load (fluorescence,

contactor,...) is continuously

generating harmonics

triggering the detector in

each switching

Separate the detector from

the load or connect a RC

harmonic suppression filter

between L’ and N

5. ‘Permanent OFF’ set via

remote control

(if used)

5. Press OFF key to return

to automatic mode

4. ‘Permanent ON’ set via

remote control

(if used)

4. Press ON key to return

to automatic mode

Nuisance

triggering

Heat sources, highly

reflective objects or any

object which may be

swayed by the wind is

within the detection range

Avoid aiming the detector

towards any heat source,

any reflective surface or

swaying objects

7MASKING CLIPS

DINUY S.A.

c/Auzolan Nº2

20303 Irún (Spain)

info@dinuy.com

www.dinuy.com

When the detector stops working, check the possible failures

and the solutions suggested in the following table that maybe

will help you to solve the problem:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY time

switch in parallel (MI PLA 002):

In order to limit the detection range or areas are being covered

that should not be detected, the coverage can be reduced by

using the enclosed masking clips.

Problem Possible cause Suggested solution

After connecting the supply. In order that the detector works

normally we will have to wait about 2 minutes to begin to

realize the tests.

Load

230V~ 50Hz

MI PLA 002

LUX

TIME

Note

24V

SETTINGS

“Lux” and “Time” values can be adjusted via the control knobs

of the detector or with an optional IR remote control

(EM MAN DM0).

Brightness setting (LUX)

· Its function is to set the maximum brightness value, below

which the detector will activate the load as soon as it detects

movement.

· The user can set this value according to his requirements,

between 5 and 1.200Lux. Values marked on the potentiometer

are only as reference.

· If the knob is set to " " the detector will only work in the dark,

at night (if there is not enough daylight).

· If the knob is set to “ “ the light sensor is inactive, it will

switch the load on regardless the daylight level.

Time delay setting (TIME)

· Sets the delay off time for lighting. This time can be adjusted

between 5sec. and 10min.

· After the first detection, the time is reset, and the timing starts

again, each time a new movement is detected.

6SETTINGS AND TEST

Settings carried out using remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· The Time and Lux settings can be adjusted via this remote

control, without need to access to the potentiometers.

· Detector’s LED behavior when using the remote control:

- The LED will blink twice (f=3Hz) as soon as it receives a

telegram from the remote control.

- The LED will be on for 1s and off for 5s after receiving a

‘Permanent ON/OFF’ signal from the remote control.

WORKING TEST

The purpose of the test procedure is to check and adjust the

coverage pattern of the movement sensor when it is connected

for the fist time.

The red LED, which is within the lens, can be used as an

indicator when performing the test procedure, without any load.

This LED lights whenever movement is detected and stays on

until the time delay expires.

Turn the “LUX” control knob to “ “ and “TIME” to “ -“.

Walk from outside across to the detection pattern until the LED

and load turn on.

Once verified that the operation is successful, set the detector

to the desired values.

8TROUBLE SHOOTING

Lamp does

not light up

1. Power is not turned on

2. Wrong wiring

3. Incorrect setting of Lux

4. Lamp may be defect

1. Supply the detector

2. Check connections

3. Check this setting

4. Replace lamp

Lamp stays

continuously

1. The time of

disconnection fixed

is too long

1. Reduce the time of

disconnection and verify

that the lamps go out

passed the time

2. Thermal activity detected

withing detection area

2. Remove heatsource

(persons, animals, fans,

etc.)

3. Wrong wiring 3. Check connections

Lamp is

switched on

and off

cyclically

The load (fluorescence,

contactor,...) is continuously

generating harmonics

triggering the detector in

each switching

Separate the detector from

the load or connect a RC

harmonic suppression filter

between L’ and N

5. ‘Permanent OFF’ set via

remote control

(if used)

5. Press OFF key to return

to automatic mode

4. ‘Permanent ON’ set via

remote control

(if used)

4. Press ON key to return

to automatic mode

Nuisance

triggering

Heat sources, highly

reflective objects or any

object which may be

swayed by the wind is

within the detection range

Avoid aiming the detector

towards any heat source,

any reflective surface or

swaying objects

7MASKING CLIPS

DINUY S.A.

c/Auzolan Nº2

20303 Irún (Spain)

info@dinuy.com

www.dinuy.com

When the detector stops working, check the possible failures

and the solutions suggested in the following table that maybe

will help you to solve the problem:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY time

switch in parallel (MI PLA 002):

In order to limit the detection range or areas are being covered

that should not be detected, the coverage can be reduced by

using the enclosed masking clips.

Problem Possible cause Suggested solution

After connecting the supply. In order that the detector works

normally we will have to wait about 2 minutes to begin to

realize the tests.

Load

230V~ 50Hz

MI PLA 002

LUX

TIME

Note

24V

SETTINGS

“Lux” and “Time” values can be adjusted via the control knobs

of the detector or with an optional IR remote control

(EM MAN DM0).

Brightness setting (LUX)

· Its function is to set the maximum brightness value, below

which the detector will activate the load as soon as it detects

movement.

· The user can set this value according to his requirements,

between 5 and 1.200Lux. Values marked on the potentiometer

are only as reference.

· If the knob is set to " " the detector will only work in the dark,

at night (if there is not enough daylight).

· If the knob is set to “ “ the light sensor is inactive, it will

switch the load on regardless the daylight level.

Time delay setting (TIME)

· Sets the delay off time for lighting. This time can be adjusted

between 5sec. and 10min.

· After the first detection, the time is reset, and the timing starts

again, each time a new movement is detected.

6SETTINGS AND TEST

Settings carried out using remote control (EM MAN DM0)

· The Time and Lux settings can be adjusted via this remote

control, without need to access to the potentiometers.

· Detector’s LED behavior when using the remote control:

- The LED will blink twice (f=3Hz) as soon as it receives a

telegram from the remote control.

- The LED will be on for 1s and off for 5s after receiving a

‘Permanent ON/OFF’ signal from the remote control.

WORKING TEST

The purpose of the test procedure is to check and adjust the

coverage pattern of the movement sensor when it is connected

for the fist time.

The red LED, which is within the lens, can be used as an

indicator when performing the test procedure, without any load.

This LED lights whenever movement is detected and stays on

until the time delay expires.

Turn the “LUX” control knob to “ “ and “TIME” to “ -“.

Walk from outside across to the detection pattern until the LED

and load turn on.

Once verified that the operation is successful, set the detector

to the desired values.

8TROUBLE SHOOTING

Lamp does

not light up

1. Power is not turned on

2. Wrong wiring

3. Incorrect setting of Lux

4. Lamp may be defect

1. Supply the detector

2. Check connections

3. Check this setting

4. Replace lamp

Lamp stays

continuously

1. The time of

disconnection fixed

is too long

1. Reduce the time of

disconnection and verify

that the lamps go out

passed the time

2. Thermal activity detected

withing detection area

2. Remove heatsource

(persons, animals, fans,

etc.)

3. Wrong wiring 3. Check connections

Lamp is

switched on

and off

cyclically

The load (fluorescence,

contactor,...) is continuously

generating harmonics

triggering the detector in

each switching

Separate the detector from

the load or connect a RC

harmonic suppression filter

between L’ and N

5. ‘Permanent OFF’ set via

remote control

(if used)

5. Press OFF key to return

to automatic mode

4. ‘Permanent ON’ set via

remote control

(if used)

4. Press ON key to return

to automatic mode

Nuisance

triggering

Heat sources, highly

reflective objects or any

object which may be

swayed by the wind is

within the detection range

Avoid aiming the detector

towards any heat source,

any reflective surface or

swaying objects

7MASKING CLIPS

DINUY S.A.

c/Auzolan Nº2

20303 Irún (Spain)

info@dinuy.com

www.dinuy.com

When the detector stops working, check the possible failures

and the solutions suggested in the following table that maybe

will help you to solve the problem:

- Installation with one movement detector and a DINUY time

switch in parallel (MI PLA 002):

In order to limit the detection range or areas are being covered

that should not be detected, the coverage can be reduced by

using the enclosed masking clips.

Problem Possible cause Suggested solution

After connecting the supply. In order that the detector works

normally we will have to wait about 2 minutes to begin to

realize the tests.

Load

230V~ 50Hz

MI PLA 002

LUX

TIME

Note

24V

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