LRA1750, LRM1763, LCC172x Datasheet OccuSwitch Wireless System

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1 1/8 RM1763 Occuswitch Wireless sensor 8.1 mm 25 mm 56.4 mm General description The OccuSwitch Wireless family exists of a wireless sensor and an actuator (relay-box). Savings of up to 30% can be achieved by simply turning the lights off in unoccupied areas. The OccuSwitch Wireless is designed for an area of 20 to 25 m2, but the area can be expanded to 160 m2 by adding extra sensors. It is possible to link up to 10 sensors and actuators per network. The wireless sensor enables easy installation and mounting onto the ceiling or any location. The actuator is connected to the mains wiring at a convenient place in the (corridor) ceiling. The OccuSwitch Wireless family exists of: RM1763/00 Wireless Sensor (Movement detector and daylight override) RA1750/00 Wireless Universal Actuator CC1720/00 Wieland cable for the Actuator CC1723/00 Cable with standard mains plug (type F meets Europe) CC1727/00 Cable with standard mains plug (type E meets France a.o.). ø 83.6 mm ø 83.6 mm RM1763 dimensions Mounting plate dimensions CC1720 Wieland cable CC1723 St plug type F CC1727 St plug type E GST18i3 or plug F or E GST18i3 or plug F or E 500 mm MRT3 P 5,08/6 VE RA1750 OccuSwitch Wireless actuator CC172x dimensions 154 mm 49.2 mm mm 47.2 mm RA1750 dimensions

2 2/8 Applications The OccuSwitch Wireless is designed for use in offices and similar applications like classrooms, including restrooms, corridors, storage and copy rooms, break areas, etc. The OccuSwitch Wireless detection pattern (see drawing) is 3.6 by 5.4 meters for small movements (desk work) and 5.4 by 7.2 meters for larger movement like walking. 3.6m 5.4m h = m 3.6 m 5.4 m Standard application 5.4m 3.6m 5.4 m h = 2.5 m 7.2 m 3.6m 5.4m Detection pattern Parallel design Parallel design is used to enlarge the coverage area of OccuSwitch Wireless. It is possible to connect up to 10 devices in a single wireless network. When one of the sensors detects movement all actuators will switch the lights on. With the sensors OccuSwitch Wireless can cover a variety of areas. The actuator can switch any load up to 6A (1380 VA). This has to be taken in account when luminaires are connected to the actuator To give an impression of the possibilities, 3 network designs are shown. etwork 1 and 2 show a design with 1 actuator and multiple sensors. The maximum distance between the actuator and the sensor is 10 m. etwork 3 show a design with multiple actuators and sensors, and the actuators are separated from the sensors by a wall (wood, stone with plaster or system wall, no reinforced concrete wall). The wall interferes the signal and reduces the maximum distance. The maximum distance between the actuators is 10 m. The maximum distance between a sensor and the closest actuator is 8 m.. Position OccuSwitch Wireless sensor Functions Automatic Control The OccuSwitch Wireless switches the lights on automatically when presence is detected and switches the lights off 1 to 30 minutes after the area is vacated. Daylight override It is possible to prevent the automatic switch on when sufficient daylight is available and only switch on when the daylight level drops below the required level. To enable this function it is necessary to set the required light level on the sensor. (See Menus on page 6). Features Smart timer On some occasions with very little movement it is possible that the standard delay time of the sensor is too short. If movement is detected immediately after switch off, the lights will switch on immediately and the delay time is automatically increased by 5%. Shield To prevent detection from areas like corridors, the sensor has a retractable shield that can be used to shield off areas. Pull out the sensor shield (indicated on the ring with a dot) and rotate it to the required side.

3 3/8 Channel change The channel change settings can be used to change the communication channel if needed to mitigate wireless interference. The channel change selects the best available channel to provide secure, reliable communication between devices. Power up state The power-up state is the action taken by the actuator after it is connected to the mains for the first time or when there has been a power failure. The power-up state can be set to OFF or O by configuring the actuator. ormal operation resumes after 30 seconds: o movement detection: lights will stay off. Movement detection and insufficient daylight: lights will switch on. USB interface The USB interface enables quick and simple software upgrades in the field and should be used by Philips engineers only. Replace sensor battery! Caution: Make sure first to read the SAFETY section before replacing the battery. To replace the battery of the sensor: Step 1 Rotate the sensor counterclockwise to remove it from the mounting plate. Step 2 In a safe and dry place, remove the old battery and insert a new battery. Caution: Use only a high quality AA 3.6V DC lithium! battery (SAFT S 14500) in the sensor. Use of an improper rated battery may damage the sensor. Step 3 Place the sensor back on the mounting plate and rotate clockwise to install it. Step 4 Dispose the used battery in a proper way. Keep the battery away from children. Do not disassemble the battery and do not dispose the battery in fire. USB Sensor battery low indication When the battery power is low the lights will blink once after 10 seconds, every time the lights are switched on. If several sensors are used the WIK test can be selected to indicate the sensor with the low battery power. The green ED starts to blink to indicate that the WIK test is in progress. The red ED starts to blink during the WIK test to indicate the sensor with the low battery power. When the battery power on one of the sensors is too low to send a signal, the actuator will keep the lights on. The red ED on the sensor starts to blink until the battery is completely empty. Testing features Walk test (sensor coverage test) The Walk test can be used to find the best sensor location. Activate the test on the sensor and walk around in the area. The illumination of the sensor ED provides instant feedback to quickly find an ideal sensor location, reducing errors and callbacks. WIK test (show linked devices) Installers can quickly test the wireless connection between the devices in the network with the WIK test, saving time and improving efficiency. ote: It is highly recommended to replace the batteries of all sensors in a network at the same time. Indication Period Meaning ights will blink once After 10 seconds at lights on Battery power is low on one of the sensors ights on Continuously Battery power is too low to send a signal Battery is completely empty

4 4/8 Fixing Install the actuator The sensor can be mounted onto the ceiling. When selecting a location for the sensor avoid obvious cold spots so that condensation does not occur. Also do not place the sensor close to heat sources or HVAC exhausts. The window arrow on the mounting plate of the sensor must point to the window. Install the sensor ø Max. 4 mm SAFT S14500 USB Max. 1 m Min. max. 10 m Window Fe 1 Fe d > 1 m WiFi 3 h = max. 4 m 2 PHIIPS min x h ø Max. 4 mm! Warning: Avoid wireless systems like WIFI/ZIGBEE within a radius of 1 m. Wireless systems may interfere with the network signal of OccuSwitch Wireless. As a result the OccuSwitch Wireless will continuously search for a channel which leads to reduced battery life. Avoid metal walls, metal ceilings, cable ducts, reinforced concrete walls etc, between the sensor and actuator. They will block the signal. h 1.5 x h lux 1.5 x h

5 5/8 Electrical installation The sensor is equipped with a battery and does not have any electrical connection. The actuator is installed with a screw terminal or alternatively with a cable with Wieland connector or CEE connector. S CC1720 CC1723 CC1727 S S Commissioning Create a network Step 1 Briefly press the IK button on the actuator. The green ED on the actuator starts to blink. Step 2 Briefly press the IK button on the sensor. The lights blink once and switch on and the green ED on the sensor turns on in case of success, or the red ED lights up in case of failure. ote: Check if the range is within the required specification when the red ED lights up. Contact your local Philips representative if the problem can not be solved. Step 3 Briefly press the IK button on another sensor and/or actuator until the network is completed. Step 4 Press the IK button on the first actuator again to end commissioning or wait 5 minutes to end it automatically. The green ED stops to blink. Add an additional device to the existing network Step 1 Briefly press the IK button on the actuator that was initially used to setup the network. The green ED on the actuator starts to blink. Step 2 Briefly press the IK button on the sensor or another actuator. The green ED on the sensor or actuator turns on in case of success, or the red ED lights up in case of failure. ote: Check if the range is within the required specification when the red ED lights up. Contact your local Philips representative if the problem can not be solved. Step 3 Repeat step 2 until all sensors and/or actuators are added to the network. Step 4 Press the IK button on the actuator again to end commissioning or wait 5 minutes to end it automatically. The green ED stops to blink. 1 2 ( 3 4 1x 1x + = 1x = max. 10 off 1x )

6 6/8 Shield Red Yellow Green ink ink Red Yellow Green Menu EDs and buttons ED indication Period Meaning Red, yellow, green In sequence Sensor or actuator restored to default settings Blinking green 30 seconds Sensor or actuator in WIK test For longer Actuator is in linking mode Blinking yellow Every 2 seconds Actuator in configuration menu 10 seconds Sensor is in daylight override waiting to calibrate 7-10 seconds Sensor or actuator in restore default setting 10 minutes Sensor in Walk test Blinking red Every 2 seconds Sensor or actuator in action menu 30 seconds Battery power is low and shown during WIK test Regular Battery power too low to send a signal (lights stays on) Regular on actuator Actuator cannot find a sensor Slow on actuator Battery power is too low to send a signal Menus Sensor Step 1 To enter the action menu press and hold the IK button until the red ED starts to blink once every 2 seconds. Step 2 Briefly press the IK button again to go to the next menu item. Repeat until the correct menu item is selected. (See table below). Step 3 To activate the selected menu item press and hold the IK button until the green ED lights up. Red ED Item Remarks 1 blink Menu exit To exit the menu 2 blinks WIK devices The green ED on each device in the network starts to blink for 30 seconds after movement is detected. 3 blinks Walk test The yellow ED on each sensor starts to blink when movement is detected and will end after 10 minutes. 4 blinks Set daylight The yellow ED on the sensor starts to blink and after override threshold 10 seconds a snapshot will be made. Actuator Action menu Step 1 To enter the actuator menu press and hold the MEU button until the red ED starts to blink once every 2 seconds. Step 2 Briefly press the MEU button again to go to the next menu item. Repeat until the correct menu item is selected (See table below). Step 3 To activate the selected menu item briefly press the IK button. The green ED lights up. Red ED Item Remarks 1 blink Menu exit To exit the menu 2 blinks WIK devices The green ED on each device in the network starts to blink for 30 seconds after movement is detected. 3 blinks Walk test The yellow ED on each sensor starts to blink when movement is detected and will end after 10 minutes. 4 blinks Channel change The green ED on each device starts to blink and will turn green when the channel change is done successfully. In case of failure the red ED starts to blink regularly. Configuration menu Step 1 To enter the actuator menu, briefly press the MEU button. The yellow ED starts to blink once every 2 seconds. Step 2 Briefly press the MEU button again to go to the next menu item. Step 3a To set the power-up state in position OFF, briefly press the IK button. The green ED lights up. Step 3b To set the power-up state in position O, press and hold the IK button until the green ED starts to blink. Yellow ED Item Remarks 1 blink Menu exit To exit the menu 2 blinks Power-up state The actuator will keep the lights off during the first 30 seconds after power-up. After 30 seconds the actuator will function normally.

7 7/8 Walk test Step 1 Ask other persons to leave the room. Step 2 Set the time delay at 1 minute on all sensors. Step 3 Select the Walk test on one sensor and wait until the yellow ED on all sensors starts to blink. This may take a minute. Make sure the sensor detects movement. Step 4 Move around the room, corners and main workspace and check that the yellow ED blinks on all sensors. Step 5 eave the room and wait about 1 minute for the lights to switch off. Step 6 Enter the room and check that the lights switch on when passing the doorway. Step 7 Set the time delay back to the required setting on all sensors. Technical data Environmental conditions Storage conditions Temperature Relative humidity Operating conditions Temperature Relative humidity System Maximum linked -20 to +70 C 20% to 90%; no condensation +5 to +50 C 20% to 90%; no condensation 10 devices in a network Set daylight override threshold ote: Calibration must be done at night and the room must be furnished. Step 1 Press and hold the IK button on the sensor until the red ED starts to blink once every 2 seconds. Step 2 Briefly press the IK button 3 times to go to set daylight override threshold. The red ED starts to blink 4 times every 2 seconds. Step 3 Press and hold the IK button until the yellow ED starts to blink. Within 10 seconds the calibration starts. Step 4 Clear the area beneath the sensor. Step 5 The green ED lights up when the calibration is completed. Delay time occupancy control With the rotary it is possible to select a delay time between 1 and 30 minutes. Min. Restore default settings To restore the default settings of the sensor or the actuator press and hold the IK button. After 3 seconds the yellow ED starts to blink (only when sensor is used) and after 10 seconds the red, yellow, and green ED starts to blink shortly in this sequence to indicate the default settings are completed. Then the link button can be released. Expected battery life Application Intensity Battery life Office ormal use 7.5 to 10 years Classroom ormal use 7 to 9 years General Worst case 4.5 years Actuator Mains connection Frequency 50Hz Voltage 230V +/-10% Maximum load 6A (1380VA lighting) Connector screw terminal MRT3P5.08/6VE (STEVIO) Maximum wire range Mains distribution system Power consumption Stand-by Max. ED indicators Material Safety Standards Classification Over voltage Approbation Protection Class Flammability Glow wire test EMC 0.75 to 2.5 mm2 T-S, 16A max, with eutral grounded 0.75W max. 0.75W max. See EDs and buttons PC-ABS According to ow Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC E/IEC amp control gear, Particular requirements for gear, Particular requirements for miscellaneous electronic circuits used with luminaires IEC uminaires, General requirements and tests Class I Category III Product complies with the relevant European Directive (CE) and KEMA IP20 U94-V C/30s According to EU EMC directive 2004/108/EC Compliance IEC (E) / Immunity ETSI E / Emission ETSI E / E Class B Weight R&TTE Applicable standard 0.15 kg According to Directive 1995/5/EC E V1.7.1

8 8/8 Sensor Material PC Battery type SAFT S Battery life See table Detection range See detection pattern ight sensor Maximum ight evel: 1000 ux at 50% reflection. Minimum ight evel: 200 ux at 10% reflection. Weight (with battery) Safety Standards EMC 0.10 kg According to ow Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC E/IEC amp control gear, Particular requirements for gear, Particular requirements for miscellaneous electronic circuits used with luminaires IEC uminaires, General requirements and tests According to EU EMC directive 2004/108/EC Compliance IEC (E) / Immunity ETSI E / Emission ETSI E / E Class B Occupancy timer R&TTE 1 to 30 minutes According to Directive 1995/5/EC Packing data Type Box dimensions Qty Material Weight (Kg) (mm) net gross RA1750/00 Wireless Universal Actuator 176 x 57 x 57 1 card board RM1763/00 Wireless MovDet + DO 83 x 83 x 24 1 card board CC1720/00 Wieland cable 320 x 240 x 12 1 plastic bag CC1723/00 St plug F cable MidEur 320 x 240 x 53 1 plastic bag CC1727/00 St plug E cable France 320 x 240 x 53 1 plastic bag Ordering Data Type MOQ Ordering number EA code level 1 EA code level 3 EOC RA1750/00 Wireless Universal Actuator RM1763/00 Wireless MovDet + DO CC1720/00 Wieland cable CC1723/00 St plug F cable MidEur CC1727/00 St plug E cable France /2010 Data subject to change