Theben PlanoCentro A-KNX Istruzioni per l’uso

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KNX presence detector PlanoCentro A-KNX

KNX manual

Application description

KNX presence detector

PlanoCentro A-KNX

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Contents

1. Functionalcharacteristics...........................................................4

1.1 PlanoCentroA-KNXpresencedetector.....................................................4

1.2 Features...........................................................................4

1.3 Specialfeatures......................................................................4

1.4 Informationonthisdocument...........................................................4

1.5 Technicaldata.......................................................................5

1.5.1 Measures.............................................................................6

1.5.2 Detectionarea.........................................................................6

2. ThePlanoCentroA-KNXapplicationprogram............................................7

2.1 Selectionintheproductdatabase........................................................7

2.2 Parameterpages.....................................................................7

2.3 Communicationobjects ...............................................................8

2.3.1 Overview.............................................................................8

2.3.2 Explanationoftheags ..................................................................9

2.3.3 Objectcharacteristicsforlightingcontrol.....................................................10

2.3.4 Characteristicsofotherobjects............................................................12

2.4 Parameters........................................................................16

2.4.1 General.............................................................................16

2.4.2 Channelfunctions .....................................................................18

2.4.3 Achannellight........................................................................19

2.4.4 Constantlightcontrol...................................................................21

2.4.5 Disablingfunctionlight..................................................................22

2.4.6 Bchannellight........................................................................22

2.4.7 Gchannelsendbrightnessvalue...........................................................23

2.4.8 Hchannelpresence ....................................................................23

2.4.9 Disablingfunctionpresence..............................................................24

2.4.10 Jchannelpresence.....................................................................24

2.4.11 Jchanneldisablingfunction..............................................................25

2.4.12 Mchannelroommonitoring..............................................................25

2.4.13 Remotecontrol........................................................................26

2.4.14 Scenes..............................................................................26

2.4.15 Disablinglightchannelswithexternalscenes.................................................27

2.4.16 Telegramconverter.....................................................................27

3. Manualoperationwithpushbuttons.................................................28

3.1 Manualoperationwithswitchingcontroltype..............................................28

3.2 Manual operation with constant light control control type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

3.3 Manual operation using two light outputs A, B.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

4. Parallelconnection...............................................................29

4.1 Master/Slaveparallelconnection........................................................29

4.2 Master/Masterparallelconnection.......................................................29

4.3 Telegramloadusingparallelconnection ..................................................29

5. Brightnesslevel/constantlightcontrol ...............................................30

5.1 Settingthebrightnesslevel............................................................30

5.2 Setting the brightness value in switching operating mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

5.3 Setting the brightness value for constant light control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

5.4 Congurationofswitching/dimmingactuatorsforconstantlightcontrol...........................31

5.4.1 Recommendedconguration .............................................................31

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5.4.2 Actuators with separate object for status feedback (value) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

5.4.3 Actuators without separate object for status feedback (value) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

6. Testmodes ....................................................................32

6.4.1 Testpresence.........................................................................32

6.4.2 Testlight............................................................................32

7. IntegrateSendoClicuserremotecontrol...............................................33

7.1 SendoClicperformancecharacteristics ...................................................33

7.2 Combination of the presence detector and SendoClic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

7.3 ExamplesofsetIRgroupaddresses......................................................34

7.3.1 Onepresencedetector,twolightchannels ...................................................34

7.3.2 Two presence detectors, each with one light channel and blinds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

7.3.3 Two presence detectors with internal and external light channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

7.3.4 Two presence detectors with one and two internal light channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

8. Troubleshooting.................................................................38

8.1 Evaluationoferrorcodes(diagnosisbits)..................................................39

9. Appendix......................................................................40

9.1 Typicalapplications..................................................................40

9.1.1 Presence and brightness-dependent switching of light. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

9.1.2 Presence and brightness-dependent switching of light, additional manual override via push button . . . . . . . . . 41

9.1.3 Presence and brightness-dependent switching of light with two lighting groups in a small room . . . . . . . . . . . 42

9.1.4 Presence and brightness-dependent switching with additional heating control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

9.1.5 Constantlightcontrol...................................................................45

9.1.6 Constant light control, additional manual override via push button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

9.1.7 Constantlightcontrolwithtwolightinggroups................................................48

9.1.8 Master-Slaveparallelconnection:.........................................................49

9.1.9 Master-Masterparallelconnection:........................................................50

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1. Functional characteristics

1.1 PlanoCentro A-KNX presence detector

Presence detector switches or controls a maximum of two lighting groups dependent on the presence of persons and the current brightness. A

brightnesslevelisdenedforthis,thesecondlightgroupisthenswitchedorcontrolledwithabrightnessdifference.Withbrightness-dependent

switching,thelightingisswitchedonforanadjustablelengthoftimeifmovementisdetectedindetectionareaandthereisinsufcientlight.

Withconstantlightcontrol,thelightingiscontrolledtoconstantaccumulatedbrightnessofarticiallightanddaylightifmovementhasbeen

detected in the detection area

An additional channel transmits the presence information in the room to further devices such as heating, ventilation or blinds controls. The channel

has a switch-on delay and a switch-off delay.

Another channel is for room monitoring, the presence of persons is shown with a high degree of certainty.

The presence detector also has another integrated scene component as well the possibility of processing scene numbers for both lighting groups.

In combination with the remote control, the presence detector is not only capable of switching and dimming its own lighting groups but also other

external consumers such as lights, blinds etc.

1.2 Features

♦Optional control of one or two light channels

♦Optional constant light control or brightness-dependent switching

♦Brightness-dependent switching with dimming values override

♦Reduction of switch-off delay time in the event of short presence

♦Separate channel (presence) for controlling other devices such as

HVAC systems with delayed switch-on and switch-off delay

♦Separate channel for room monitoring with cyclical report object

♦Parallel connection Master-Slave for complete coverage of large

areas

♦Parallel connection Master-Master for several lighting groups with

separate light measurement but joint presence detection

♦Separate disable objects for light and presence channel

♦Scene control with two scenes

♦Scene functionality with scene numbers

♦Detection and sending of current brightness

♦Adjustable dimming value at standby

♦Two brightness level options

♦Setting of brightness level via bus object

♦SendoPro management remote control (optional)

•Changing of parameters

•Read out of data (parameters, actual brightness level and

statistical data)

♦SendoClic user remote control (optional)

•Lighting groups individual switching and dimming

•Two programmable scenes

•Optional control of blinds or external channels

1.3 Special features

The choice between brightness-dependent switching or constant light control, two available light channels, the integrated scene functionality plus the

multi-purpose user remote control makes the presence detector into a compact lighting control.

TheSendoPromanagementremotecontrolpermitstheadjustmentandoptimisationofdenedparameters.Forexample,thebrightnesslevelcan

be set quickly and reliably via both daylight-dependent switching and constant light control.

The parameters can be read before changing to provide a clear overview. In order to achieve the optimum adjustment to the lighting conditions in a

room, the current brightness can be read out in lux and optimised using the room correction factor.

1.4 Information on this document

Style

< ..... > Parameter names

active.. The two dots at the end of the text in a parameter selection indicate that an additional parameter page has been opened.

Terminology

Operating mode Master

Slave

Function mode Fully automatic

Semi-automatic

Control type Switching

Constant light control

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1.5 Technical data

Presence detector PlanoCentro A-KNX

Horizontal / vertical detection angle 360° / 120°

Recommended installation height 2,5–3.5 m

Detection area 3.5m installation height 64 m2(8 x 8 m) seated

100 m2(10 x 10 m) moving

Light measurement Mixed light

Parameter setting

All settings can be remotely controlled via ETS described in this document

Brightness range

Light measurement deactivated

approx. 5–2000 lux

Measurement of

Switch-off delay time time 30 s–60 mins

Standby time light 30 s–60 mins / on

Switch-off delay time presence 10 s–120 mins

Switch-on delay time presence 10 s

–

30 mins / inactive

Connection terminal KNX

Power consumption

14 mA

Receiving communication data

Sending data

Radio 868 MHz

Ambient temperature 0 °C – +50 °C

Storage temperature -25 °C – +60 °C

Protection rating IP 20

IP 40 (when installed)

Ceiling installation (false ceilings)

Installation type PlanoFix E installation frame

Ceiling cut out 100 x 100 mm ± 1 mm

Ceiling strength up to approx. 26 mm

Flush-mounted installation (concrete ceiling)

Installation type PlanoFixU,ush-mountedjunctionbox

Flush-mounted junction box 115 x 115 x 100 mm, Agro/Kaiser 9908.01/1298-07

PlanoFix U (installation plate) Metal 118 x 118 mm

Item numbers

PlanoCentro EWH-A-KNX, integrated installation set, white 205 9 102

PlanoCentro EBK-A-KNX, integrated installation set, black 205 9 103

PlanoCentro ESR-A-KNX, integrated installation set, silver 205 9 104

PlanoCentro UWH-A-KNX, ush-mounted installation set, white 205 9 202

PlanoCentro UBK-A-KNX, ush-mounted installation set, black 205 9 203

PlanoCentro USR-A-KNX, ush-mounted installation set, white 205 9 204

PlanoCentro A-KNX (spare part) 205 9 000

SendoPro 868-A management remote control 907 0 675

SendoClic user remote control 907 0 690

PlanoCover EWH-112x112, white 907 0 677

PlanoCover EBK-112x112, black 907 0 678

PlanoCover ESR-112x112, silver 907 0 679

PlanoCover UWH-123x123, white 907 0 680

PlanoCover UBK-123x123, black 907 0 681

PlanoCover USR-123x123, silver 907 0 682

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1.5.1 Measures

Ceiling installation

PlanoCentro E . . -A-KNX

Flush-mounted installation

PlanoCentro U . . -A-KNX

1.5.2 Detection area

Installation height stationary persons moving persons

2.0 m 20 m24.5 m x 4.5 m 36 m26.0 m x 6.0 m ± 0.5 m

2.5 m 36 m26.0 m x 6.0 m 64 m28.0 m x 8.0 m ± 0.5 m

3.0 m 49 m27.0 m x 7.0 m 81 m29.0 m x 9.0 m ± 1.0 m

3.5 m 64 m28.0 m x 8.0 m 100 m210.0 m x 10.0 m ± 1.0 m

Detection area with an installation height of 3m, side view and layout.

112

123

118

107

r 66

seated persons

moving persons

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2. The PlanoCentro A-KNX application program

2.1 Selection in the product database

Manufacturer Theben HTS AG

Product family Physical sensors

Product type Presence detector

Program name PlanoCentro A-KNX V1.0

The KNX databases can be found on our website: http://www.theben-hts.ch or http://www.theben.de

2.2 Parameter pages

Name Description

General General settings, e.g. operating mode, sensitivity

Channel functions Activation of channels

A channel, light Settings for the lighting control of A channel light

Constant light control Settings of light control for A channel light

Disabling function light Settings for disabling of A channel light

B channel, light Settings for the lighting control of channel B light. The settings are based on A channel light.

G channel, send brightness value Settings for the current brightness value via the bus

H channel, presence Channel for the presence-dependent control of other systems such as heating,

air conditioning

Disabling function presence Settings for disabling of H channel presence

J channel, presence Channel for the presence-dependent control of other systems such as heating,

air conditioning

J channel disabling function Settings for disabling of J channel presence

M channel, room monitoring Settings for M channel room monitoring

Remote control Settings for allocation of commands in user remote control

General scenes Denitionofscenesinrelationtouserremotecontrol

Disabling light channels with external scenes Denitionofexternalscenenumbers,whichdisablepresencedetectors

Telegram converter Settings for telegram converter

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2.3 Communication objects

2.3.1 Overview

The PlanoCentro A-KNX presence detector has 39 communication objects.

Object

number

Object name Function Type Flags

C R

T U

0 A channel light Switching 1 bit 3 3 3

1 A channel light Brighter/darker 4 bit 3 3 3

2 A channel light Send value 1 byte 3 3 3

3 A channel light Feedback value 1 byte 3 3 3 3

4 A brightness level Receive value 2 bytes 3 3 3

5 A brightness level (teach-in) $01=call/ $81=save 1 byte 3 3 3

6 Alternative brightness level A Receive value 2 bytes 3 3 3

7 B channel light Switching 1 bit 3 3 3

8 B channel light Brighter/darker 4 bit 3 3 3

9 B channel light Set value 1 byte 3 3 3

10 B channel light Feedback value 1 byte 3 3 3 3

11 A,B channels light Disable/enable 1 bit 3 3

12 A,B channels light Selecting brightness level 1 bit 3 3

13 Central command Receive 1 bit 3 3

14 External scene Receive 1 byte 3 3

15 G channel brightness Send lux value 2 bytes 3 3 3

16 H channel presence Switching 1 bit 3 3

17 J channel presence Send value 1 byte 3 3

18 H,J channel, presence Disable/enable 1 bit 3 3

19 M channel room monitoring Message 1 bit 3 3

20 M channel room monitoring Conrmation 1 bit 3 3

21 M channel room monitoring Sabotage cyclically 1 bit 3 3

22 M channel room monitoring Enable 1 bit 3 3

23 Parallel connection Trigger input/output 1 bit 3 3 3

24 Input Scenes 1/2 1 bit 3 3 3

24 Scene output Scenes 1 / 2 , scene numbers 1 bit / 1 byte 3 3

25 IR external channel 1 Switching 1 bit 3 3

26 IR external channel 1 Brighter/darker 4 bit 3 3

27 IR external channel 2 Switching 1 bit 3 3

28 IR external channel 2 Brighter/darker 4 bit 3 3

29 IR external channel 1 Blinds Up / Down 1 bit 3 3

30 IR external channel 1 Lamella Open / Closed 1 bit 3 3

31 IR external channel 2 Blinds Up / Down 1 bit 3 3

32 IR external channel 2 Lamella Open / Closed 1 bit 3 3

33 Test mode presence On/Off 1 bit 3 3

34 Test mode brightness On/Off 1 bit 3 3

35 Diagnosis Status 1 byte 3 3 3

36 Input converter 1 bit Receive 1 bit 3 3

37 Input converter 4 bit Receive 4 bit 3 3

38 Input converter 1 byte Receive 1 byte 3 3

39 Output converter 1 byte Send value 1 byte 3 3

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2.3.2 Explanation of the ags

Flag Flag name Description

C Communication Object can communicate

R Read Object value can be read (ETS / display etc.)

W Write Object can receive

T Transmit Object can send

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2.3.3 Object characteristics for lighting control

Object Object name Function Description

Object 0 A channel light Switching In the <control type> "switching", the A light switch output sends an ON telegram on

detectionofmovementandinsufcientbrightnessandanOFFtelegramoncompletion

oftheswitch-offdelaytimeorwithsufcientbrightness:

0=Absenceorsufcientbrightness(OFF)

1=Presenceandinsufcientbrightness(ON)

Object 0

Object 1

Object 2

Object 3

A channel light

Switching

Brighter/darker

Send value

Feedback value

Objects 1 - 3 are available if "constant light control" is selected as the <control

type>.

In the <control type> "constant light control", objects 0 - 3 are used for constant

light control. All four objects must be linked for a functioning constant light control.

Adifferentresponseisproduceddependingonconguration:

Start control with value telegram:

Avaluetelegramissentviaobject2ondetectionofmovementandinsufcient

brightness. The actuator switches and dims up. An ON telegram is sent via object 1 on

reaching the set point value.The presence detector sends a request for the current

dimming value to the actuator via object 3. Control with 1-byte telegrams to object 2

starts from this dimming value.

Start control with ON telegram:

AnOntelegramissentviaobject0ondetectionofmovementandinsufcientbright-

ness.Theactuatorswitchesonanddimsuptotheconguredvalueontheactuator.

The presence detector sends a request for the current dimming value to the actuator

via object 3. Control with 1-byte telegrams via object 2 starts from this dimming value.

Thepresencedetectordoesnothaveanyspecicpushbuttoninputsbutdoesrespond

to push button commands sent to objects 0 to 2:

See information on push button operation on page 28 chapter 3.

Object 4 A brightness level Receive value Object available if "yes" has been selected at <set brightness level via bus>.

This enables the adapting of the brightness level during operation.

The brightness level value will not be accepted if the received value is outside the

value range (5..2000 lux) or the set point value does not match the current room

correction factor setting (see setting limit).

The value transfer will not be carried out if the received value is outside the value

range of the brightness level. Object 4 returns the stored value of the currently active

brightness level.

If an error occurs, object 35 provides the information for error diagnosis with a 1-byte

value. See „Diagnosis“ page 14

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