Function Customised setting
Set the brightness switching value, max. 1000 lux
The detector switches the lighting on if the target brightness value is below the
preset lux value and movement is detected in the field of detection.
Acknowledgement: The red LED flashes three times.
The detector operates in daytime mode
Light measurement is no longer active.
Take a reading of the current ambient light value
The detector switches the lighting on if the target brightness value is below the
preset lux value and movement is detected.
Acknowledgement: The red LED and the lighting are switched off for approx. 5
seconds while the reading is taken.
Fully automatic / semi-automatic mode
The lighting can be controlled in fully automatic and semi-automatic modes.
Fully automatic: The lighting is switched on depending on the set lux value
and movement being detected. If movement is no longer detected, the preset
switch-off delay time will start. The relevant active status can be optionally
overridden using the external “S” button.
Acknowledgement: The red LED flashes three times.
Semi-automatic: Control (activation of the lighting) via the external “S”
button. The lighting remains switched on as long as movement is detected and
the target brightness value is greater than the preset lux value.
Acknowledgement: The red LED is switched off for approx. 2 seconds.
Short pulse
As soon as movement has been detected in the field of detection, the detector
switches the lighting on for approx. 5 second and off for approx. 5 seconds.
This function can be used to control automatic stairwell lights, for example.
Acknowledgement: The red LED is switched on for approx. 5 seconds and off
for 5 seconds.
Switch-off delay time
The switch-off delay time starts once movement is no longer detected in the
field of detection.
Acknowledgement: The red LED flashes.
PIR sensitivity
Settings: maximum (100 %), 75 %, 50 %, minimum (25 %)
The sensitivity of the detector for the purpose of detecting movement can be set.
Acknowledgement: The red LED flashes three times.
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