Hytronik HC018V Manual de usuario

NOTE:the high-frequency output of this sensor is <0.2mW;approximately just 1‰ of the transmission power of a mobile telephone.

<0.2mW

1.1

Nx2(neutral / 220-240VAC)

(phase / 220-240VAC)

L’

(switched phase / output)

Push(push switch interface)

(1-10v “ - ” interface)

(1-10v “ + ” interface)

New advanced version Model No.:HC018V

800W(capacitive Load)

2~50Lux, disable

-20 ~ +60℃

STAND-BY PERIOD: 0s, 10s ~ 1h, +∞

STAND-BY DIMMING LEVEL : 10% ~ 50%

Max. 12 x 6m (DxH)

Approx. 0.5W

Led indication

Antenna module

Detection area

Hold-time

Daylight threshold

Stand-by period

Stand-by diming level

Daylight sensor

0-10V

output

Push

<0.2mW

The sensor works with a main voltage of 220-240VAC 50/60 Hz.

Wring with any 1~10V control gear to achieve dimming function.

push

HC018V MAX.800w

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220-240VAC 50Hz/60Hz

DAYLIGHT SENSOR:

3rd Floor, block C, complex building, 155#, Bai'gang road south,

Bai'gang village, Xiao Jin Kou town, Huicheng district, Huizhou 516023

Tel:86-752-2772020 F:86-752-2777877

E: [email protected] W:www.hytronik.com

CHINA FACTORY

Room D, 10/f, Tower A, Billion Center, 1 wang Kwong Road,

Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hongkong

T: 00852-35197525 F: 00852-30116936

E: [email protected]

HYTRONIK INDUSTRIAL LIMITED

SECTION 2 SETTINGS

Detection Area:

This determines the effective range of the motion detector and is set by DIP switches at the sensor itself, refer to figure.

Note that reducing the sensitivity will also narrow the detection range.

The following settings are available:

Hold time:

This determines the time the fitting remains at 100% level on motion detection and is set with DIP switches at the sensor

itself, refer to figure. The walk test setting is useful when installing the fitting to establish correct operation and range.

The following settings are available:

Daylight sensor:

This setting holds off the 100% light output should there sufficient daylight and is set using DIP switches at the sensor, refer

to figure. The following settings are available:

*In disable mode the lamp(s) will always be on with motion detected and operate at 100% light output, even in bright daylight.

I – 100%

II – 75%

III – 50%

IV – 10%

I – 5S

II – 30S

III – 1min

IV – 5min

V – 10min

VI – 20min

VII – 30min

I – Disable

II – 50Lux

III – 10Lux

IV – 2Lux

100%

75%

50%

10%

III

30s

1min

10s

1min

5min

10min

30min

5min

10min

20min

30min

III

VII

Disable

50Lux

10Lux

2Lux

III

I – 0s

II – 10s

III – 1min

IV – 5min

V – 10min

VI – 30min

VII – 1h

VIII – +∞

I – 10%

II – 20%

III – 30%

IV – 50%

This is the time period you would like to keep at the low light output level before it is completely switched off in the long absence

of people.

Note: 0 means on/off control; +∞ means 2 steps of dimming control, fixture never switch off.

This is the dimmed low light output level you would like to have after the hold-time in the absence of people.

Stand-by period (corridor function)

Stand-by dimming level

+∞

III

VII

VIII

10%

20%

30%

50%

III

SECTION 3 FUNCTIONS

Designed in the software, the sensor switches on/off the load right on the zero-cross point, to ensure the min. current passing through

the relay contact point, and enable the max. load and life-time of the relay.

3.1 Zero-cross relay operation

Double “ L ” and “ N ” terminal makes it easy for wire loop-in and loop-out, saves the cost of terminal block and assembly time.

3.2 Loop-in and loop-out

SECTION 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING

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The load is on without any identifiable

movement

The sensor is not mounted for reliably detecting movement Securely mount enclosure

Movement occurred, but not identified by the sensor

(movement behind wall, movement of small object in

immediate lamp vicinity etc.)

Check zone setting

The load will not work despite movement Rapid movements are being suppressed to minimize

malfunctioning or the detection radius is too small Check zone setting

This sensor reserved the access of manual override function for end-users to switch on/ off, or adjust the stand-by dimming level with

the push-switch. which makes the product more user-friendly and more options to fit for some extra-ordinary demands.

short push (<1s): on/off;

ON → OFF: the light turns off immediately and can not be lighten for a certain time (equals to hold time preset) even movement is

detected. After this period, the sensor goes to auto sensor mode.

OFF → ON: the light turns on 100% and goes to hold time period directly even movement is detected. As soon as the sensor goes to

stand-by period, it can detect movement and turn on the light(100%) again (auto sensor mode).

long push (>1s): dim up/down the hold-time brightness between 10% to 100%. Both the settings on DIP switch and manual override can

overwrite each other, the latest action controls.

if customers do not want to have this manual override function, we can just leave this “push” terminal alone , not connected to any wire.

3.3 Manual override

Note: this 1-10V output is non-isolated, it can be connected to isolated 1-10V LED driver only.

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