CP Electronics UNLCDHS - Output Ch 2

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UNLCDHS Programming – Output Ch. 2
Advance Parameters for all models including ‘-PRM’ and ‘-PRM-2CH’
Parameter Default Range / Option Description
Detection Mode Pres Pres (Presence) /
Abs (Absence)
Select Pres to turn lights on when movement is detected and o when movement
ceases. Select Abs to turn lights o when movement ceases, but the lights must be
manually turned on by a switch or handset rst.
Timeout
(V3)
20 minutes 0 – 99 minutes How long the lights stay on for aer movement has stopped. (Channel 2). Select 0 for
a 10 second delay (use for commissioning only).
Abs Recovery
(secs) (V3)
10 0 – 99 seconds
(For ‘-2CH’ models,
this MUST be set the
same as CH1)
Sets a period for a detector in Absence mode to operate in Presence mode aer lights
are turned o. This enables a person to use movement to retrigger lights which have
switched o while they are still in the room. If Abs Recovery (secs) is set to a non-zero
value you should also set Inhibit (secs) to 0 to detect any occupancy immediately.
LUX On Level 999 1 – 9 (V2)
1 – 950, 999=disabled
(V3)
Sets a minimum ambient light level below which lights are turned on by movement.
The LUX O Level value must always be greater than the LUX On Level value.
LUX O Level 999 1 – 9 (V2)
1 – 950, 999=disabled
(V3)
Sets a maximum ambient light level above which lights cannot be turned on by
movement.
The LUX O Level value must always be greater than the LUX On Level value.
LUX On Time
(V3)
0 0 – 99 minutes When the ambient light falls below LUX On Level, the time to wait before switching
on the lights. If at any time during the timed delay the LUX change reverses then the
process is cancelled. Minimum time of around 15 seconds is set for a value of 0.
If you try to turn lights on using a switch or handset, the lights will go on regardless
of ambient light level. However, if there is sucient ambient light, they will turn o
again aer LUX O Time.
LUX O Time
(V3)
0 0 – 99 minutes When the ambient light rises above LUX O Level, the time to wait before switching
o the lights. If at any time during the timed delay the LUX change reverses then the
process is cancelled. Minimum time of around 15 seconds is set for a value of 0.
Note: Certain parameter functions are only available in specic versions of the detectors and these are indicated under the aected parameter headings
within the brackets e.g. LUX Learn Level (V3).