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Antenna module

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Dual-Photocell Sensor

Hold �meDaylight sensor

Stand-by period Stand-by dimming level

Push Power supplyDALI

DA DA Push 1 Push 2

M3x8

M3x8

87

4.0 45.0

94102

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DALI DIMMING MICROWAVE MOTION SENSOR

MODEL: FXS03DL

DALI Dimming

This sensor contains a DALI power supply circuit, which gives DALI output to the driver to carry out the sensor on/off and dimming control.

FXS03DL - KEY FEATURES

• DALI dimming control

• Easy programming via DIP switches

• Dual-photocell technology allows real daylight monitoring for use with 'step-dim' drivers in built-in applications

• Zero-cross circuit protects the sensor relay against in-rush current, thereby maximising product life expectancy

• 5.8GHz C-band microwave motion sensor

• Operating voltage: 120 - 277V AC 50 - 60Hz

• Switched power : max. 30 devices; max. 60mA

• Stand-by power:

OFF

30sT3s*

3

OFF

ON1

100%

2

75%

50%

25%

Hold-time

This setting adjusts the period of full brightness after motion detection.

2

1

3

Detection rangeDetection range can be reduced by selecting the combination on the DIP switches to fit user requirements.

Daylight sensor

This setting adjusts the daylight threshold to enable or disable the sensor function.

“Disable”:

“50lux”:

The sensor works always, even during daylight.

The sensor works only in twilight.

“10lux, 2lux”: The sensor works only in the dark.

* to enter test mode (walk test) set hold-time to T3s*. This mode enables the user to set the desired detection range. In this mode, the daylight sensor is disabled, so when there is no motion detected the luminaire remains on. When motion is detected, the luminaires cycles 3s on and 2s off.

4 5

90s5min10min30min

ON

OFF

ON6 7

Disable

10lux

50lux

2lux

I

II

III

IV

I

II

III

IV

I

IIIIIIVVVI

On→Off: luminaire turns off immediately and cannot be triggered ON again by motion until the expiration of pre-set hold-time. After this period, the sensor goes back to normal sensor mode.

Off→On: the light turns on and goes to sensor mode.In some applications the user may not want to have a sensor automatically switch on the light, the sensor will be activated only on the manual Off→On press.

Long push (>1s) : adjust the dimming levelShort push (

8

+ = bi-level dimming control - luminaire always on.8

4 Stand-by period

This is the time period that the luminaire remains at a low light level before it is completely switched off in the long absence of detected motion.

OFF

ON9 10

10s

5min

30min

1h

10min

+ 8

5 Stand-by dimming level

This is the desired dimmed low light level after the hold-time in the absence of detected motion.

OFF

ON11

0%

12

10%

30%

50%

*I

II

III

IV

I

IIIIIIVVVI

*0% = on/off control

10% Vdim = 1.5Vdc

30% Vdim = 3.0Vdc

50% Vdim = 5.0Vdc

DALI Driver

Push1Push2

FXS03DL

L N

DA DA L NLED

+ -

DALI Driver

DA

DA- DA+

DA L NLED

+ -

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WIRING DIAGRAM

Ceiling mount (m) Wall mount (m)

Hei

ght

(m)

Hei

ght

(m)

DAYLIGHT MONITORING

Utilising dual-photocell technology, the sensor can differentiate between natural light and artificial light from behind the diffuser. It can switch on automatically (even without movement) when the ambient light is below the target value, and then switch off automatically whenever the artificial light is not required (sufficient ambient light).

This is REAL & INTELLIGENT daylight monitoring for built-in applications.

Note: Lux-Off sampling time: ~30s; Lux-On sampling time: ~10s.

Lux-On function takes effect only when standby dimming period set at + ∞ .

Brighter

Darker

Lux On Level

Lux Off Level

Ambient Light LevelLux Time Lux Time

Occupancy detected

Lights turn on Lights turn off

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